Sentence examples for enlightenment over from inspiring English sources

A government source told the Observer: "This is a victory for the cause of enlightenment over the dark forces at the Treasury".

He has taught graduate courses on early modern France, on nationalism, on war, on the first French empire, on the Enlightenment, and on the way thinkers have understood the Enlightenment over the past quarter-millennium.

In pursuit of enlightenment over where the country may be going, how people are going to vote, and their opinions about such massive issues as Brexit and Scottish independence, I have pitched up in scores of places and begun my inquiries with some version of a simple question: how is this place doing?

This has become the defining theme and ultimate purpose of Evolutionary Enlightenment over the last 10 years.

All of which meant that the boyfriend and I had some lovely discussions about Rousseau and the Enlightenment over ramen at my tiny off-campus apartment, but we almost came to blows over what I found to be his unfathomable utterances of patriarchal subterfuge.

With a smart president now at the helm, we'll be entering a new era that'll offer decency over hubris, peace over war, intelligence over beliefs, cures over band aids, openness over secrecy, enlightenment over faith, and creativity over the status quo.

Israel's vast history helps us see that, in that sense, the Enlightenment is over too.

His priorities are in order: entertainment over enlightenment, tact over truth.

Peter Moffatt had been originally scheduled as the serials director, but following the problems with the Space Whale script he was asked to helm its replacement due to his experience, and so Fiona Cumming was asked to take over Enlightenment.

He appears as the noble-browed warrior of enlightenment, brooding over the ravaged earth and the weakness of man, once or twice too often.

She began as a specialist on the Enlightenment, and over the years she has brought the curiosity and clarity of the 18th century to bear on every aspect of scientific life and thought, from medieval philosophy to modern physics.