Sentence examples for enlightened readers from inspiring English sources

Whether writing about Jeremy Lin, the Chinese-American N.B.A. wonder; Chinese Web censorship; the true cost of U.S. military drone strikes; China's high-pressure annual college entrance exam, or natural disasters in the Philippines, Mark has engaged and enlightened readers.

Far from being enlightened, readers not well versed in "subtle body," snake energy and the Conscious Virgin will probably spend much of the book simply trying to figure out what the authors are talking about.

This review has hopefully enlightened readers on pertinent issues of prosthetic joint infections, and especially the role of biofilms in orthopedic implant infections.

Among the many comments this important subject attracted was a demand that I devoted equal attention to perfect toast "because I can't wait to see what some of your more enlightened readers come up with".

Have you noticed, enlightened readers, who usually succumbs to doing the dishes?

They're rewarded with enlightened readers, engaged audiences and a revitalized role in the new world where anyone can be a creator' of information, but quality curation, within a journalistic context, is a wonderful thing.

The author, Estelle Ellis, enlightens readers on how to save, restore and rebind beloved books at home.

Elizabeth Rubin, freelance journalist, possesses the ability to tell a compelling and moving story while enlightening readers about the larger issues.

He says he wants to enlighten readers, but "obviously I'm under constraints as to what I can write about".

He provides information about the physics of the theory without calculational detail, and he enlightens readers on how to think about the theory physically.

One article enlightens readers on how two Nokia mobiles, two HP printers, cheap explosives and three months' work for a team of "less than six," has forced Barack Obama to frantically pump dollars into airport security, further weakening the American economy.