Sentence examples for that enlighten from inspiring English sources

"But how does that enlighten you about how to move forward?" Enlightenment will require a fresher, broader Mideast team than Obama is contemplating.

The decision to produce a work is made with great care and the intent to find issues of social relevance (with "Carrie," bullying and social ostracism) that enlighten as well as entertain.

"Gone With the Wind," the quintessential Hollywood movie, has long deserved to be rescued from critical disdain and given its correct place among American pop masterpieces, like "The Godfather" and "On the Waterfront" and "E.T.," that enlighten as much as they entertain.

However, the exploration of mechanisms responsible for Aurora kinase inhibition, its regulation, downstream effectors and upstream regulators after AZD1152 administration provides a rapid progress in understanding the complex mechanism of action of this relatively new class of drugs that enlighten their utilisation in clinical practice.

Will it be harder to achieve the cross-border exchanges that enlighten and enrich?

For centuries, architects have aspired to create buildings that enlighten or transform civilization, only to see them remain isolated splendors, with little impact on society at large.

Closer to home, Rewilding Britain claims that enlightened Continentals treat the species that arouse alarm here as "familiar and rarely controversial".

"There is always information stored in people's memories that enlightens us in ways that we couldn't just get from the documentary history".

Also, to the extent of our knowledge this is the first study that enlightens the antimutagenic effects of extracted seed oil from B. rapa var.

Comedy thrives on exaggeration, so it's a credit to the show's creator, Mike White, that "Enlightened" isn't an entirely sarcastic title.

"America's role is to show the way to incremental change -- something that is not, presto, instant democracy or fantasies that enlightened despotism will serve our interests.