Sentence examples for our enlightening from inspiring English sources

_ I feel lucky to be writing my post after our enlightening chat with Emma Donoghue, the author of "Room".

Here's our enlightening conversation.

What Christians are fighting against today, then, is not yet another sexual innovation peculiar to our "enlightened age," but the return to pre-Christian, pagan sexual morality.

As we departed from each other to return to our individual places of home, service and study, we departed strengthened by our fellowship, enlightened through our mutual presence and empowered to serve.

She shows herself an impassioned literary and musical critic, too, and credits the arts for our most enlightening emotional instruction.

True and genuine religion always leads to peace, love and should ultimately lead us to use our God-given reason, allowing our faith to enlighten our intellect.

Each winter holiday, we must defend our irregular practice to ourselves -- then gather the strength to elucidate it to our children and enlighten our friends who have the good-fortune of belonging to a faith in which they believe, with customs they can readily embrace and pass down to generations that come after them.

Our more enlightened business leaders, socially conscious Bollywood actors, and our few decent politicians should organise a different freedom celebration.

From anecdotal evidence with friends who love to humor me, I've found that if you spend a little time wrestling with the implications of this premise, you immediately confront hard questions, leading us inexorably back to the philosophies that informed our truly enlightened founding documents -- an extraordinary inheritance, the full meaning of which we ignore at our own peril.

Might such dismal things still happen in our happily enlightened age?

Women are paid only 79% of what their male counterparts in our supposedly enlightened society are paid.