Sentence examples for enlightens all from inspiring English sources

He knows nothing except by the light of universal Reason which enlightens all minds, by the intelligible ideas which it discloses to them in its entirely luminous substance' (Dialogue 3, OC 12 64; JS 32).

In the Dainichi-kyô, a sun metaphor is used to name its central Buddha, "Dainichi" (Mahâvairocana, transliterated as Makabirushana), meaning "Great Sun," as the being whose light illuminates and enlightens all beings in a way akin to the sun's life-giving light.

Surely, an honest and professional news record for the ages should require a complete compendium that explores and enlightens all sides of an issue unfolding in the public square.

The Creative Energy was the true light that enlightens all people; and it was coming into the world.

The point is that Europe is working together in a thrilling intellectual exploration that can have no conceivable commercial or political payoff but could, in some still intangible way, enlighten all humankind.

He was a beacon who enlightened all by his medical knowledge, his clinical acumen, his personal and intellectual integrity, and, his devotion to his family, his friends, his colleagues and to his patients.

His critique of modernity was founded on a deep understanding of the birth of institutions in the 13th century, a critical period in church history which enlightened all of his work, whether about gender, reading or materiality.

Set in a geriatric unit, with a genius ensemble (including Niecy Nash and Laurie Metcalf), it's "Enlightened" all over again: an odd-sounding HBO sleeper that never got press but is unlike anything you've seen.

Future research may enlighten all of this further, but for the moment we simply don't know enough about why internet gaming may or may not be addictive.

They will enable you to cook your heart out and feel enlightened all at once.

She asked how she could ever have aspirational bodhicitta, or the wish to enlighten all sentient beings.