Sentence examples for enlightened this from inspiring English sources

What's more, most of the musicians were black, sent abroad to prove that America was enlightened – this was especially important because at the same time the country faced the problem of racial division.

In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, Gabriel Garcia Marquez denounced the tragic social and political reality of Latin America: "Eleven years ago, the Chilean Pablo Neruda, one of the outstanding poets of our time, enlightened this audience with his word.

Uplifting quotes that enlightened this blogger, such as on the origin of the word "enthusiastic" which comes from "the Greek "enthuse," and translates as 'possessed by a god, inspired'," Calvani explained.

Gardiner's gifts both as a performer and as a writer enlighten this study of Bach both as a man and musician.

Tavis recommends: "Brisk and enlightening, this treatise on the 'artless art' examines the author's five year quest to achieve the 'everyday mind' through mastery of the bow and arrow".

The study enlightens this issue in the context of frontier efficiency analysis by looking at some of the factors that are assumed to influence cotton production.

This objective encompasses two major sub problems: which may be the optimal location for DG installation and with which capacity? Enormous quality literature is available enlightening this area.

Impossibly honest, subtly affecting and gradually enlightening, this movie reveals the heart of a writer through the conversations he started with his writing.

Anyway, don't attempt to enlighten this heat-seeking missile programmed for mission target -- to reunite the four psychos -- that it's mission impossible and if possible then it's mission unworthy.

Further studies are needed to enlighten this question.

Nevertheless, a set of arguments can help enlighten this issue.