Sentence examples for enlightened choice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shinseki was an enlightened choice for Mr. Obama.

A series of Bush-Gore debates would afford millions of American voters the opportunity to make a more enlightened choice of the man who will next occupy the White House.

Mr Bush also nominated Paul Wolfowitz to head the World Bank; moving the arch neoconservative from the Pentagon may yet prove an enlightened choice, but it is hard to justify it in terms of economic nous.Mr Bush clearly prefers businessmen and true believers to academics and Wall Street types.

In order to achieve an efficient QoS provision, the MMR networks should implement efficient algorithms for CAC that enlighten the choice of the best routes affording the required QoS level.

The results of such studies would enlighten the choice of relevant strategies to control BCV and BRSV infections not only in Sweden, but also in other areas where herds have to some extent similar characteristics.

At the cathedral, Mr. Sarkozy, who has praised the role of spirituality in public life, spoke of the importance of the church as well as "other great religious and spiritual movements to enlighten our choices and build our future".

The results will enlighten the treatment choice under the German healthcare system.

Instead of being patronized not to have sex, women should be enlightened with the prospect of choice and consent, because at the end, to lose or not to lose your virginity is by all means their choice, and it should never be anybody else's.

Others see the law as appropriate, even enlightened, giving dying patients a much-needed choice when heroic medical procedures cannot help.

Although I would like believing I'm fairly intuitive, I am always surprised and enlightened by others' insight and perceptions regarding my choices.

However, I will pray with them and for them that, enlightened by the Holy Spirit, they will make the correct choice for the future good of the church.