Sentence examples for enlightened lesson from inspiring English sources

And that may be Brown's most enlightened lesson: that sexual autonomy and fulfillment are inseparable from the autonomy and fulfillment that a woman gets from her career.

And that may be Brown's most enlightened lesson: that sexual autonomy and fulfillment are inseparable from the autonomy and fulfillment that a woman gets from her career.> At her most radical, Brown was a subversive rather than a revolutionary; a sexual libertarian rather than a liberator; and an unapologetic partisan of free enterprise.

The fractured time scheme brings out the unsurprising but still enlightening lesson that crime should be left to the professionals, and that greed humbles smart-asses like Andy, who think they're invulnerable.

Ultimately, however, I felt I was getting an enlightened civics lesson rather than an expanding dramatic metaphor.

Instead, each chapter uses one of the naturalist's other books as a point of departure for a meandering, but ultimately enlightening, natural-history lesson.

A debate should be civilized and enlightening, not a lesson in browbeating.

But it's actually Maura who is (again) enlightened by the experience, this time taught a lesson about male privilege.

They still miss their Dad, and they always will, but the lesson of living beyond loss have enlightened them well beyond their years, and like their Dad, they live every moment fully and beautifully.

There is also no denying that words cut as sharply as any knife can (a lesson of which I myself have been reminded by those who are both ill-mannered and less than enlightened).

JE (enlightened): Oh!

I'm not enlightened".