Sentence examples for made enlightening from inspiring English sources

And once he is sent to a Jamaican prison, unrepentant, he looks "hopefully, even eagerly, ahead to an ecstatic boredom, a concentration of misery made enlightening as the resolving experience of his life".

Such books make enlightening historical foot notes, even if they themselves are occasionally in need of a footnote or two.

"We make enlightening, engaging and entertaining shows that can make a difference," he wrote.

There is power in knowing and when you know you make enlightened decisions.

To the Enlightenment's challenge to traditional morality and values they brought their own peculiar blend of curiosity, optimism and pragmatism, for, as enlightened English people made clear, new perspectives of man and society that did not in some way improve the quality of everyday life were not of much interest.

But the size of the gulf between rich and poor - revealed today by Education Guardian – makes for enlightening reading.

It was a reminder that, no matter how many strides have been made to enlighten attitudes in recent years, some people still see nothing wrong with making someone's life a misery with their bile.

But now I've read some blogs during this whole thing that made me enlightened at things I didn't know.

Mr. Gordon's score, a sprawling, deliberately rough-hewn orchestral suite rooted in the blues but incorporating gospel, vintage work songs and occasional hints of a more modern swing, made an enlightening accompaniment to Micheaux's old-fashioned melodrama.

You're a religion if you do something as weird as when the Buddhist monks scrutinize two-year-olds to find the reincarnation of the dude who just died, and then choose one of the toddlers as the sacred Lama: "His poop is royal!" Sorry, but thinking you can look at a babbling, barely-housebroken, uneducated being and say, "That's our leader" doesn't make you enlightened.

Thank You FB!" At least one user felt that Facebook had made him more enlightened.