Sentence examples for enlighten themselves from inspiring English sources

Lanka's original advert stated: "Because we know that the 'measles virus' doesn't exist, and according to biology and medical science can't exist, and because we know the real cause of measles, we want the reward to get people to enlighten themselves, for the enlightened to help the less enlightened and for the enlightened to influence those in power".

The heathen cannot enlighten themselves, yet, since no one can become enlightened by non-indigenous agents, enlightened agents have to become indigenous that is, some heathen have to be enlightened as a condition for the enlightenment of the heathen.

There is a staggering amount of excellent journalism and writing on the topic for any fan wishing to enlighten themselves.

I suggest that Atkins critics pick up a copy of Dr. Robert C. Atkins's latest book and enlighten themselves about the "fat facts" and the overall Atkins diet.

Their curiosity would be better encouraged if the light switch failed and they had to investigate what was going on behind the wall and enlightened themselves about electrical circuits.

In order to correspond to the morally central vantage of personal responsibility, what should be equalized are not enlightened preferences themselves, but rather real opportunities to achieve or receive a good, to the extent that it is aspired to.

While reconstructed trees are enlightening in themselves, some analysis (see below) is required to understand the information they encapsulate.

The accustomed way of telling stories here had been through the perspective of upper-middle-class intellectuals, civil servants, those with public functions whose job it is to "save the poor from themselves," "enlighten" and "educate" them.

His 2001 e-mail exchange with Nike over an attempt to order a sneaker customized with the word "sweatshop," for example, has been seen by more than 10 million people, he said, and a Web site he created with his sister Chelsea in 2002 called "Black People Love Us," which satirizes a white couple who consider themselves enlightened on race relations, had three million page views in one month.

Rhode Islanders were also pretty sure that their fellow citizens were nowhere near as enlightened as they themselves were: Only a quarter said that a majority of their fellow citizens probably supported medical marijuana.

After visiting this country, he famously wrote in his book Democracy in America -- published in 1835, the year you were born -- that the citizens of America seemed to have an "enlightened regard for themselves," which spurred them to "willingly sacrifice a portion of their time and property" to improve the welfare of the state and of their fellow men and women.