Sentence examples for enlightened circles from inspiring English sources
However, Condorcet's consideration of women's rights is especially noteworthy given the paucity of discussion of women's rights within enlightened circles as well as the absence of any organized campaign for women's rights in France (or elsewhere) in the years immediately leading up to 1789.
But I also feel that something is missing from the debate in more enlightened circles.
Expensive packets of what, in less enlightened circles, might be known as "dust".
His wit and his knowledge of French and German classics made him a favourite in the enlightened circles of the court of Catherine the Great.
It is an astonishing fact about our intellectual and moral culture that in informed and enlightened circles it can be called, blandly, "the liberation of Iraq".
As Kay Dickinson points out in the introduction to the excellent collection of essays The Arab Avant Garde: Music, Politics, Modernity, even in the most enlightened circles, most Westerners don't really think of Arab art as having that kind of potential - despite how often it is co-opted by their culture.
No matter; now that citrus season is swinging in, I'll redeem myself by wrapping up bottles of blood-orange or Meyer lemon and ginger shrubs for my newly enlightened circle.
I wrote to Ewins outside of netnews and he pointed me to an FTP site in the Netherlands, where origamists traded constructions and manuscripts, and also enlightened me on why circles were related to origami (the mostly independent work of Robert Lang and Jun Maekawa).
It's a bar as a drinking and dining community, a circle (almost) of enlightened epicures.
