A series of Bush-Gore debates would afford millions of American voters the opportunity to make a more enlightened choice of the man who will next occupy the White House.
In videos here, students who served as interns and interviewed survivors describe how those talks have made them more enlightened, more aware of prejudice and hatred.
"In rock music people have certain assumptions that it makes people more enlightened and it really doesn't.
The financial sector, particularly in the UK, is making much more enlightened decisions.
Both of them are essentially moderate liberals who favor traditional Democratic goals — fostering equal opportunity, strengthening the safety net, reducing poverty and inequality, and making America a more enlightened place.
"It helped make me a better, more enlightened man, and it helped me to have a future in baseball as a manager because later on I was going to have to manage fellows like Felipe Alou, Maury Wills, Henry Aaron and plenty of other black players," Bragan remembered.
Machismo was never a good fit for many of us guys and it clearly doesn't make the world a more enlightened place.
That catchy phrase concocted by a drug-safety advocacy group called Echele Cabeza encourages users of ecstasy and other synthetic drugs to open up about their party habits and to investigate the safety of the drugs they are taking, something the group hopes will make partying in Bogotá a more enlightened and less dangerous activity.
Since such reactions occur mostly in homogeneous groups, it makes the world look much more enlightened than it really is.
"For us, the intriguing implication is that we could have made the Tory party a much more enlightened party after five years, collectively, which must be in Britain's interest.
