Sentence examples for enlightened about the from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to be enlightened about the Enlightenment.

Beckett's later works seem to me as much art installations as drama: one comes away haunted by an ineradicable image, rather than enlightened about the human condition.

He expressed the hope that through the development program, young workers would be enlightened about the money they could be making in union jobs.

"They emerged from that experience far more enlightened about the true significance of race in our society, and far more able, as a result, to transcend it," he said.

Add the collection of 35 craftsmen's tools from the 17th to the 19th century, amassed by Fiorenzo Cesati of Milan and his son Alessandro and few would question the supremacy of Tefaf as the place to be enlightened about the making of art.

It is not that these systems, including CML, have been supplanted by 'better' ways of doing things, but more that the community as a whole is yet to be enlightened about the value of semantics.

(FGD 3) The women were unaware of the potentially negative effects of malaria on pregnancy and were enlightened about this aspect by the Mobile Midwife.

Computational calculations complete the experimental data, and enlighten about the redox and photophysical processes.

He is especially enlightening about the Third Way movement, through which Clinton and British Prime Minister Tony Blair shed the paralyzing dogmas of the old left in order to take up policies of forceful engagement abroad along with fiscal responsibility at home.

Former punks are enlightening about the glory days but the directors fail to explain how and why apartheid made life difficult for multiracial bands and their fans, so it is hard to draw meaning from the musicians' candid, often humorous reflections.

I Am Brian Wilson is a beguilingly honest account of what it is to be Wilson, fractured genius, even if it is often meandering and only occasionally enlightening about the other sounds he once heard in his head – the beautiful melodies, complex harmonies and vaultingly ambitious productions of his finest songs, which are, by common critical consent, among the greatest ever written.