Sentence examples for the enlightenment of from inspiring English sources

All in fact preferred the charm of sentiment and passion to the enlightenment of reason.

Once again, we see the bigotry of Islamism versus the enlightenment of Israel.

This was the age of the Enlightenment, of inquiry and question.

Andrea Gillies' The Enlightenment of Nina Findlay is published by Short Books.

In short, paratantra is the pivot that transforms the illusion of parikalpita to the enlightenment of parinishpanna.

For audiences, the enlightenment of theater that travels, not as a touring package but as an evolving collaboration, is vital.

The language and thematics of Sade's fantasies owe much to the Enlightenment, of which his antisocial egoism is, however, only a perverted expression.

It is perhaps a sign of the general insignificance of the surviving guilds that they evoked surprisingly little serious criticism until the Enlightenment of the 18th century.

In context, "Migration" appears as a hinge of the national consciousness: inward to the untold history of African-Americans and outward to the enlightenment of the wide world.

The voyage to Ireland continues, leavened with reminiscences of her first four decades for the enlightenment of her partner, Jacob Beltane.

Then came the news that Mr. Levy was planning a series of lectures, intended specifically for the enlightenment of the board members.