Sentence examples for enlightened example from inspiring English sources

Other states, including New York and California, could learn from this enlightened example.

By endorsing and extending California's action, Mr. Bush could not only do the right thing but also set an enlightened example for the rest of the world.

In 1790, the French National Assembly, which was feeling restive anyway, decided that the time had come to seek rationality not only for France but also, by enlightened example, for the rest of the world.

-- With anti-Semitism and Islamophobia on the rise, we should remember the enlightened example of the young Moroccan Sultan Mohammed V, who protected the Jews of Casablanca.

And perhaps, by any leering and enlightening example that he contrive, he can revive a worthwhile gab session, with libertines and justice for all.

Enlightening examples of the obtained results are also presented.

Not that I'm unimpressed by its thrilling landscapes, pristine streets, pathologically efficient transport system and the occasional, shockingly enlightened, sociocultural example it sets the world (Dada, strong record on gay rights, eminently sane drug addiction policy, the band Yello …).

These discussions will be enlightened by examples from carbon recycling experiments.

The reader should be enlightened by examples or at least suggestions of more detailed molecular genetic mechanisms.

95 to 100percentt of TechCrunch readers polled said that my posts on TechCrunch are extremely enlightening, for example.

And you needn't be an evangelical Christian (as he is), a seriously religious person or even a football fan to be transfixed and enlightened by his example.