Sentence examples for to enlightened from inspiring English sources
verb
To supply with light; to illuminate; as, the sun enlightens the earth.
His work will forever remain a beacon to enlightened industrialists.
Even the glorious high-tech sector is not always home to enlightened management thinking.
Sanjeev Sharma, of Nokia, attributes this to enlightened regulation and a willingness to change policy in mid-stream.
That it adds an improbable grace note to a gritty stretch of Brooklyn waterfront can be chalked up to enlightened industry harnessing the power of architecture.
Until 1786 he put into effect social reforms that belonged to enlightened despotism, thus enmeshing himself in its traditional dilemma: alienating the "haves" without satisfying the "have nots".
She's here to meet White Barbara, who made it to rehab and has written a book describing her "journey" from Zippity Boom to enlightened presence.
Allow us to enlighten you.
Allow me to enlighten: 1.
Rosin clearly intended to enlighten.
Care to enlighten us, Mr. Batt?
"It's a way to enlighten them".
