Sentence examples for that enlightened from inspiring English sources
"That was refreshing, because previous directors haven't always been that enlightened".
Comedy thrives on exaggeration, so it's a credit to the show's creator, Mike White, that "Enlightened" isn't an entirely sarcastic title.
Closer to home, Rewilding Britain claims that enlightened Continentals treat the species that arouse alarm here as "familiar and rarely controversial".
His standard text was that reform in 1832 had prevented social revolution and that enlightened legislation thereafter was producing social peace.
"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.
However, I will pray with them and for them that, enlightened by the Holy Spirit, they will make the correct choice for the future good of the church.
"There is always information stored in people's memories that enlightens us in ways that we couldn't just get from the documentary history".
But an analyst pointed out that because Vivendi was now projecting faster growth than the company's historical growth rates, past data was not all that enlightening.
Luna Park's co-founder, Frederic Thompson, even insisted, tongue in cheek, that enlightening the masses had been his original priority when he first installed the amusements.
Kato et al. [43] set up an elegant experiment that enlightens the observations listed in both previous paragraphs.
"I see this as an opportunity to try to have a really civil debate that enlightens people on the issues".
