Sentence examples for greater enlightenment from inspiring English sources

He considered the question for a moment, cocked an eyebrow and said in a self-mocking tone, "Oh, you mean have I shown a capacity for growth?" His wry response reflected not only an awareness of his own reputation as a rock-ribbed conservative, but his acknowledgment that evolution, far from a neutral word in this context, connotes a one-way path toward greater enlightenment.

Condorcet's partnership with this exceptional woman doubtless confirmed him in his generous views about women's abilities, strengthened his commitment to women's independence and liberty; and, most assuredly, spurred him on to address concretely the need to rectify the injustices to which all women were subjected in an age of purportedly greater enlightenment.

It was a different time, and we have all moved forward with higher consciousness and greater enlightenment.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the season for greater enlightenment, discussions and implementing initiatives that will assist victims in transitioning from positions of peril to that of power.

Perhaps an internal mentor would have advised the interns not to develop a signed petition with a greater enlightenment of the corporate culture (we write as we stand here in flip flops and jeans- just kidding!).

On our quest for greater enlightenment we partnered with Chevrolet Malibu to round up some yogi mind tricks so you can balance body and mind and live in the now.

It was ultimately nurtured by a great enlightenment.

The great Enlightenment impresario Denis Diderot was once a pornographer, pamphleteer, and prisoner.

But in many ways she was a person of great enlightenment.

· David Bodanis is the author of Passionate Minds: The Great Enlightenment Love Affair, just published by Little, Brown.

Watchmaking, vegetable growing, star charting: the great Enlightenment thinker turned decisively away from abstraction as he aged.