Sentence examples for scholarly enlightenment from inspiring English sources
Alexander Blachly and this most venerable of New York's early-music vocal ensembles consistently present programs that offer both beautiful singing and scholarly enlightenment.
This most venerable of New York's early-music vocal ensembles, founded in 1972 and led by Alexander Blachly, consistently presents programs that offer both beautiful singing and scholarly enlightenment.
Tickets: $9, on sale in the high school lobby tomorrow at 6 p.m. EICHLER POMERIUM This most venerable of New York's early-music vocal ensembles, founded in 1972 and led by Alexander Blachly, consistently presents programs that offer both beautiful singing and scholarly enlightenment.
Tellingly, according to Williams, Dzhokhar sought the names of field commanders and war lords, illustrating that even contact with a scholarly perspective provides no guarantee of enlightenment, if one approaches such information with a mind that is closed (or closing) to more nuanced views.
4. The the exact division of labor in the authorship of Dialectic of Enlightenment is a matter of some scholarly dispute.
In New York, museumgoers get scholarly but uninspiring shows about the clothes of the Enlightenment.
Geography, as a modern scholarly discipline, has its roots in the European Renaissance and Enlightenment rediscovery, and rethinking, of the ancient Greco-Roman classics.
Siddhartha, a member of the high Brahmin caste in India, feeling so unsettled in his teachings, renounces his scholarly life to wander in search of peace and enlightenment.
Vainly seeking wealthy patrons for his scholarly pursuits, Casanova is seen as both an intellectual figure of the Enlightenment and a licentious voluptuary of a corrupt society about to be swept away by the French Revolution.
Until recently, there was a growing scholarly consensus that nationalism was a distinctly modern phenomenon, a product of post-Enlightenment culture.
