Sentence examples for her enlightenment from inspiring English sources

My battered copy is doomed to shed page after page and, a few years from now, to expire, leaving me to travel the B4070 without her enlightenment.

Prior to her enlightenment, Miss Webster is a sort of Miss Marple with Tourette's: literally paralysed with rage, but still more than capable of giving village dignitaries and hospital orderlies ripe and explicit instructions about where they can stick their compassion.

This natural systematicity is crucial to her scientific method, it sets her apart from many of her French Enlightenment peers, but there are nonetheless important limits to her willingness to call upon systematicity in her approach to investigations of the natural world.

As Fleur, desperate for guidance, travels to far-flung locales in search of a magical book bequeathed to her by Oleander she hopes will lead her to enlightenment, the rest of the family are quietly drifting into their own crises, led by unchecked appetites and unnoticed needs.

On the deleted pages, the 44-year-old Hunter (formerly known as Lisa Druck) discusses her former hard partying days, her search for enlightenment, and her issues with drugs and debt.

During the late 1930s, what Denton calls her "intellectual enlightenment" quickly gathered steam.

But for all her interracial enlightenment, she writes, "intraracially, I was a mess".

During her reign Enlightenment thought and culture reached their apogee in Russia, a process she personally encouraged.

Her bleak enlightenment is underscored by the novelist's impassioned account of the émigré as a character on the stage of European history.

Certain Muslims have labeled her an "Enlightenment fundamentalist". Andreas Kinneging, professor of legal philosophy at Leiden, and leader of a conservative intellectual revival in the Netherlands, has a mixed view of these matters.

Her liberal enlightenment response to Mr. Trump's election also stood on principle.