Sentence examples for more enlightened view from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, Aladar has a more enlightened view.
But Lucy and her friends are hardly inspiring defenders of a more enlightened view.
The main problem, as ever, is a German chancellor more interested in pandering to her voters than leading them to a more enlightened view of national self-interest.
But since, as Mr Kirchick acknowledged, this still left Mr Paul with a "far more enlightened view" than the rest of the Republican field, few Paulistas were fazed.
Mr. Munson suggested a more enlightened view that looks at "risk budgeting," or gauging how much risk you can take, and design a portfolio that tracks your tolerance — or intolerance — for stock market exposure.
Campaigners hope a change of definition could help persuade decision-makers at the heart of the financial system to take a more enlightened view of their responsibilities – and serve the economy better, too.
If only some other judge were ruling the libel roost – say that nice Mr Justice Tugendhat, with his more enlightened views about media restrictions.
Pioneer and its scientists are above reproach in this matter.PHILIPPE RUSHTONProfessor of Psychology, University of Western OntarioLondon, OntarioExtreme machinesSIR—I hope that in matters in which I am ill informed, you offer more enlightened views than does your piece on yachting (December 20th).
Scanlan views risk ratios as having been improperly understood and wrongly interpreted; as he sees it, his goal is to provide a more enlightened perspective on their use.
"When Strangers Click" offers a far more nuanced and enlightened view of romantic coupling, one that examines the fatalism and insecurity that single people carry with them when they're trying to find someone.
What's interesting here is that Sony are finally coming round to a more enlightened point of view with regard to their superhero properties, while somehow remaining shackled to an outdated perspective that they really ought to have dispensed with by now.
