Sentence examples for full enlightenment from inspiring English sources

"If witnessing an England batting collapse led to self-knowledge," says Peter McLeod, "I'm pretty sure I would have achieved full enlightenment by now".

In my case, what might have been helpful was scientific manuals (unavailable), yet even with scientific manuals (does anyone remember "Ideal Marriage"?) some prior knowledge or practice is generally required for full enlightenment.

In the final, Mark Selby introduced O'Sullivan to a state of full enlightenment: some of the finest snooker is played in what appear to be the grimmest of circumstances.

"Half rotation of the earth -- full enlightenment of my perspective".

Delusions such as hatred, greed, and ignorance are not an intrinsic part of the mind... they can be completely eliminated and we will experience the supreme happiness of full enlightenment.

Full enlightenment occurs when this energy reaches the Crown Chakra (topmost).

But if full comfort and enlightenment are what we really seek, there is much to be gained by focusing instead on the first half of that quotation rather than on the second.

With the Enlightenment in full swing, Jean-Philippe Rameau pushed forward the idea of music as science.

Two years later, Francis Hutcheson would take up the chair of philosophy at the University of Glasgow, and effectively propel the Scottish Enlightenment into full swing.

This great room preserves miraculously the spirit of the late 18th century, when Bamberg was a semi-independent state and the Enlightenment in full swing.

This legend, Brague argues, comes no closer to telling the full story than the Enlightenment-era portrayal of the Middle Ages as a benighted past from which the West had to evolve.