Sentence examples for enlightened character from inspiring English sources

— MIKE HALE Laura Dern says her green dress – chosen in part because green is the favorite color of her "Enlightened" character, Amy – was a last minute change she made with her stylist, after her original gown disappeared in a messenger snafu.

In Wolf Hall, Mantel persuasively depicts this beefy pen-pusher and backstairs manoeuvrer as one of the most appealing - and, in his own way, enlightened - characters of the period.

Speed, as a function of time, is full of enlightening musical character.

You played a great character and you enlightened a lot of people on CP.

Led by a producer, George Lucas, enlightened talents have encouraged fans to play with characters and even provided bandwidth for their home-made films.

The characters' specificity makes us feel simultaneously delighted, enlightened, and choked up.

For Striner, Lincoln's less racially enlightened statements from his battles with Stephen A. Douglas take on a more esoteric character.

In short, the one final basis for allowing humility and empathy to reshape the Clinton campaign is that it will preclude her opponents, who have not exhibited the strength of personal character to enlighten us of their own failings, to not let Mrs. Clinton's miscues be just another excuse to hold women back.

Beginning in the colonial period, formal education was required to create a better, more enlightened society through the development of intellect as well as moral and spiritual character.

Given our psychologically enlightened age, it takes uncannily gifted actors to explore such self-sabataging characters, and divert us from their simplistic ways.

Compared to much earlier attempts to portray Japanese characters in Western movies, however, the current crop might seem downright enlightened.