Sentence examples for relative enlightenment from inspiring English sources
But even in the relative enlightenment of the early 1970s, casual sex was a cause for condemnation, for young women if not for young men.
For nearly 800 years, the Moors ruled Spain from its southern stronghold, El Andalus, ushering in a period of enlightenment and relative tolerance while the rest of Europe thrashed about in the Dark Ages.
Geithner made the International Monetary Fund look like a relative beacon of progressive enlightenment.
The realization of enlightenment then as an event, as well as the relative degrees of spiritual development, entails a micro-cosmic and macro-cosmic correlativity.
Both peoples are able to capture the richness and diversity of Jewish and Islamic civilizations, and rekindle ancient times, when the sons of Abraham lived in relative peace and harmony and chose a path toward spiritual and cultural enlightenment.
Any enlightenment appreciated".
The Enlightenment thus initiated the modern interest in the life of Jesus, with its detailed attention to the problem of the relative credibility of the Gospel records.
The Enlightenment had deceived him.
My brief is Enlightenment.
But enlightenment approaches.
