Sentence examples for have its Enlightenment from inspiring English sources

America may at last have its Enlightenment.

Islam has yet to have its Enlightenment, and support for a truly secular state remains a minority view in Islam.

And you mention that China had its own Enlightenment.

The Muslim world at large has not had its own Enlightenment, but that doesn't mean Muslims never developed similar ideas.

But Sealey and Hemmings' show, which has been given the title "Enlightenment", will have its own distinct style – one that will champion disabled people in the arts in a way that echoes the Paralympics and sport.

Like Marxism, the neo-liberal market ideology that achieved a brief hegemony during the last decades of the century had its roots in Enlightenment traditions.

The idea that children are innocent and need protection from the harsh world of grownups — and need, even, their own books — has its roots in the Enlightenment, but it blossomed in the nineteenth century.

The Enlightenment had its limitations, of course.

The discussion has its modern roots in Enlightenment ideas of equal respect and of what is therefore owed to all by virtue of their common humanity.

One source of the problem is that seculars tend to believe that the social contract for peace has its source in the Enlightenment philosophers.

That creation was made largely out of Edinburgh's empirical tradition, and one answer is that the Scottish enlightenment always had its darkling faerie side, as exemplified by James Hogg's Confessions of a Justified Sinner.