Sentence examples for more enlightened interpretation from inspiring English sources

This statement from on high on Islamic rebirth is enormously encouraging to Iran's reformers, pointing to a more enlightened interpretation of Islamic law.

It's tempting, then, to call the film a warm-up, such is our collective disdain for films that happen to run less than 80 minutes, but Le Cinéma Club suggests a more enlightened interpretation: of Brothers as a partner piece to its more celebrated lengthier sibling, and short films in general as complementary to – not lesser than – their feature- length peers.

Some people have interpreted this as encouragement for a more enlightened approach in dealing with the news media.

Uzbekistan might be more enlightened.

Some more enlightened bodies already recognise this.

Fortunately, Aladar has a more enlightened view.

"People are capable of much more enlightened debate".

Thankfully, today we live in much more enlightened times.

This time around, it has tried a more enlightened approach.

It called for more enlightened rulemaking and better enforcement.

How about a more enlightened article next time?