Sentence examples for enlightened of from inspiring English sources

How enlightened of the L.P.G.A. How business savvy, too.

While it is certainly enlightened of the New York Times to experiment with putting links to its competitors on its most valuable piece of online real estate, the experiment doesn't really work.

As she traversed and adapted to many different cultures which she explored through the power of song, she became enlightened of the transcendental power of the voice as a vessel.

A blizzard of information can confuse rather than enlighten, of course, but there is hardly a shortage of analyzers and filterers.

The film takes the viewers through a kalediscope of voices -- reasoned and enlightened -- of Europeans from a variety of backgrounds.

For the last, "ominous" decade of his reign, he returned to a relatively enlightened form of ministerial despotism.

Mr. Friedman's argument for the "enlightened" nature of the Chinese leadership hinges on its embrace of renewable energy technology.

Are they enlightened agents of philanthrocapitalism or robber-baron monopolies?

Even in the kinder, enlightened Britain of Mr Brown, some things will remain unforgiven.

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, July 29 , 1939P. 17 Enlightened men of conviction View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

Enlightened government of the left, combining market economics with effective social policy, would not be a bad thing.