Sentence examples for enlightened conclusions from inspiring English sources
Amateur theologians, bent on bypassing the professionals, can come to enlightened conclusions or appalling ones, such as the gimcrack theology used to justify acts of mega-terror by al-Qaeda or Islamic State.
He suggests how far we still have to go in these areas, but leaves the reader to draw his or her own enlightened conclusions about them, based on the book's research.
Probable or potential harm to women is more morally important than a spouse or boyfriend's total liberty of movement, but Rawlsian liberalism has no obvious way to come to this "enlightened" conclusion because it gives individual liberty priority over considerations of welfare.
"I accept that important theorists like Judith Butler may arrive at enlightening conclusions, but theory can be exclusionary, and that's not my path.
These conclusions enlighten the design of interdependent networks: when network's redundancy degree is fixed, we can take strategy from results (2), and when network structure is settled, we can apply strategy from results (3).
"As enlightened by the parties' new submissions, the Courts of Appeals remain free to reach the same conclusion or a different one on each of the questions presented by these cases".
It's enlightened self-interest.
He is enlightened, awake.
