Sentence examples for enlightened enough to from inspiring English sources

Surely, in 2010, readers are enlightened enough to accept that men can be romantic too.

If management is enlightened enough to understand that the firmware crisis requires change, they must be educated.

We cannot wait until governments are enlightened enough to legislate and cap the carbon emissions.

Today's institutions are enlightened enough to recognize that ownership is not essential, but having interesting, exhibitable material is".

"We're enlightened enough to know that we have multifaceted desires that cannot be fulfilled by one person," Mr. Tykwer said.

I talk about a Christianity that is enlightened enough to separate spirituality from the rest of life.

I can see the concerns politicians might have about sending in Jamie Oliver to cook for prisoners, but surely the electorate would be enlightened enough not to begrudge inmates vitamin pills if there was a prospect of reducing the rate of reoffending.

Those enlightened enough not to have children are THINKERS (Two Healthy Incomes, No Kids, Early Retirement).

The instructors very heavily implied although they didn't say this explicitly that if we weren't ready to try orgasmic meditation that afternoon, it was because we weren't enlightened enough, and we needed to go home and work on our spirituality.

Ponlop notes wryly that he has encountered students who think they can't meditate properly unless they're sitting on precisely the "right" kind of zafu – they moan if asked to go out into the fresh air and practise sitting on a park bench, as if that experience wasn't enlightened enough.

That fantasy came close to reality, but a well timed bellow from a very nearby fog horn snapped me out of it!" Zezima claims his experience was enlightening enough that, upon being invited by his parents on a second trip, he jumped at the opportunity to compile research for his short film.  .