Sentence examples for enlightened version from inspiring English sources

President Obama has a rare opportunity to build a new, more enlightened version of this country, one rooted in his own egalitarian ideals.

Usually what people want is a loving, cleansed, varnish-free, more enlightened version of their ex.

Yet what would be wrong with a truly enlightened version of foreign rule?

He appears to have come from an enlightened version of Earth, where race is no longer a source of division — although gender still is.

Her self-assessment may be a more enlightened version of the findings from Alexander H. Jordan, an adjunct assistant professor of business administration at Dartmouth.

It's hard to know if Mayer means regressing to a younger, less enlightened version of himself, or regaining access to the woman he loved and lost.

Very enlightening reading.

He was a 19th-century version of the "enlightened despot," a man intent upon power not so much for its own sake as in order to serve the welfare of his country as he saw it.

More modern versions of spectacle for sport arose at particularly shameful intervals in history -- not enlightened ones: witch burnings, hangings, racial lynchings and the most recent version -- public executions of "wayward" women by misogynist terrorists.

The remix turns out to have a complex subject: the various ways in which a dark and distorted version of gay life has been an object of pity, horror, and fascination for straight audiences, even "enlightened" ones, through the years.

While in most vernacular versions, Tara casts a curse on Rama by the power of her chastity, in some versions, Rama enlightens Tara.