Sentence examples for enlightened position from inspiring English sources

Of the two presidential candidates, Senator John Kerry, who endorses therapeutic cloning with appropriate federal and institutional oversight, has the more medically enlightened position.

Harvey Sapolsky shows that the ONR functioned as a "surrogate national science foundation" between 1946 and 1950 and argues that its activities emerged not from any particularly enlightened position but largely from a bureaucratic accident.

His enlightened position was a breakthrough for the Republican Party.

That, by your definition, should be considered an "enlightened" position.

Fralic, an admitted steroid user in college, went on to rally players to the enlightened position that giving more urine was no labor give-back.

We should be grateful that a party whose members delayed the repeal of anti-gay legislation until 2003 has arrived at a more enlightened position.

His works represent both less religiously enlightened and more religiously enlightened positions than he thought he had attained in his own existence.

Banks may be able to make up for much of their lost prop trading through what one bank's head of trading wryly calls "enlightened positioning" around client flow.

These are not enlightened positions from which to lead their businesses into a new age.

And they don't understand that their "enlightened" "radical" position is rather childish.

It's not going to enlighten his position". She added: "Also, then Paul gets to hear an opinion different than his own, too". It remains to be seen whether the president's opinions have swayed the columnist.