Sentence examples for enlightened open from inspiring English sources

The likely consequences of ill-advised, Band-Aid Social Security reforms are too serious to have the proposals sold to the public with catchy slogans, rather than by enlightened open debate.

Yet one reason that Morocco has thrived is its enlightened "open skies" policy, inviting any airline to fly in.

HA: In the sense that we were always an enlightened, open and pluralistic society and I would like to keep it as such.

Survey results reveal the British to be enlightened and open-minded about how we meet a significant other.

One is purblind, selfish, close-mindedly ignorant and dangerous; the other is enlightened, altruistic, open-minded, and seeks amelioration of danger both domestic and foreign.

"I think life is always there to teach, enlighten, and open you up to the greater possibilities of what can be done if you're willing to be awake and see it.

The engineer is Chade-Meng Tan, the Jolly Good Fellow of Google, an international bestselling author whose inspiring job description at Google is to "Enlighten Minds, Open Hearts, Create World Peace".

After leaving Dartmouth, he was chairman and then president and chief executive of the Aspen Institute, whose mission is to foster enlightened leadership and open-minded dialogue on contemporary issues through seminars and other programs.

Australian football, even in its more enlightened, open-hearted, soberly administered recent past, in which the bog of crappy winter goalmouth scraps between Marconi and Sydney United and the narrow obstinacy of ethnic rivalries has given way to the dawn of passing football, commoditised corporatese, and a fashion for all things Dutch, has carried a nastily thuggish streak.

I returned with clues about my existence, my mind opened -- enlightened, perhaps -- and TB.

This became evident when massive open online courses (MOOCs) enlightened the imagination of many university administrators.