Sentence examples for more enlightened about from inspiring English sources

He sees New Jersey as more enlightened about Sikhs than most of the country, because of a better-trained legal system and more tolerant and better-educated people.

But the examination board may have been more enlightened about how they marked papers – to everyone's surprise I left school with nine.

Americans today live far from the ecological damage that their consumption habits cause, and even if future consumers are more enlightened about carbon footprints, and fill their tanks with certified green fuel, they'll still be alienated.

Brennan suggests that since voters in an epistocracy would be more enlightened about crime and policing, "excluding the bottom 80percentt of white voters from voting might be just what poor blacks need".

Even so, the actor, now 29 and a bit more enlightened about the filmmaking process and the hype that goes with it, was able to maintain a healthy perspective, and even some humor, this time around.

Just ask the citizens of Hull, Burnley, Blackpool and others how it feels for their team and town to be watched on television around the world and to see world-class foreign players in their stadiums.Yes, owners should be more enlightened about the price of tickets in light of the huge revenues they now receive from television.

Some of this learning is historical, and some of it is philosophical or theoretical, and constitutes equipment for thinking in a more enlightened way about your own life and about your place in the world.

If only some other judge were ruling the libel roost – say that nice Mr Justice Tugendhat, with his more enlightened views about media restrictions.

We all might have a more enlightened discussion about public policy, Professor Conley said, if we realistically knew the cost of inequality and where we ranked on the economic ladder.

To provide more enlightened statistical statements about the resulting estimates, the homogeneity assumption of regression slopes across quantiles is formally assessed through the equivalence test (Koenker 2005), where the null hypothesis is that the distinct parameter estimates are the same at the different conditional quantiles.

In 2016, we're a little more enlightened and compassionate about both mental health and the humanity of our celebrities.