Sentence examples for politically enlightened from inspiring English sources

This video, however, is extremely confusing, particularly for those of us who regard ourselves as politically enlightened.

Mr. Kerner and Mrs. Wolcott both practiced the kind of documentary photography that seemed politically enlightened in its day but now seems mired in good intentions.

In Paris, during 1793, Wollstonecraft met a politically enlightened American entrepreneur, Gilbert Imlay.

Camus, meanwhile, told me about his "red-pill moment" — an alt-right term, derived from a scene in the film "The Matrix," for the decision to become politically enlightened.

The film's attempt to portray the Queen as more politically enlightened than her courtiers is kindly but unconvincing, and many of the actors bark and behave as if participating in a spoof.

I attended an opening recently at Peres Projects featuring her erotic, politically enlightened paintings from the 1960s, and had a chance to chat at length to the artist herself at the dinner/afterparty at the ultra-trendy Pauly Saal restaurant.

They merely want to suggest that they do — to signal that they're exactly the kind of very virtuous people who would have enlightened, politically correct feelings about such things.

The commissars assumed that audiences could be made to leave cinemas not just enlightened but politically engaged.

The characters are what Lee sees "as being the straight white men of the future" – enlightened, sensitive, politically correct and self-aware – who reunite at the family home for Christmas.

Which is to say, it seemed like he did everything in his power to show the world that he was politically active, self-aware, and enlightened in the ways of helping others.

Again and again, our loathings are subtended by an easy and unexamined presumption: that hating one class of women is not just okay, but somehow enlightened, a shorthand for being progressive and politically engaged.