Sentence examples for too benighted from inspiring English sources

Could it be that we are too selfish, too benighted, too lacking in courage?

I'm distressed by what I can only guess were those too benighted to recognize or value his unique gifts.

Unfortunately for Mr Singh, most of the potential beneficiaries are too benighted to have heard of the proposal while the likely losers are not.

Krier had famously declared,"I am an architect, therefore I do not build", meaning that the modern world was too benighted to produce good architecture.

As he pockets this extra £5m, no doubt he will shrug off the ungrateful fans too foolish or benighted to understand what he has done for them.

It seems a regrettable reminder, too, of the benighted World Trade Center's former plaza, where no one wanted to go unless they had to.

The street lamps made feeble efforts to light the benighted wanderer home, and in too many instances flickered out in utter darkness.

The Liberty Tree: Drunk to Sober via Love, Disintegration and Freedom could have been shorter: war stories from Hampi and Goa go on far too long, as do the pages about benighted ex-boyfriends.

This opportunity, however, was squandered when George Bush decided instead to veer off into the sands of Iraq, a benighted enterprise which Mr Rashid says perhaps too glibly—has left American power "shattered", its army "broken", its credibility "in ruins" and the world a more dangerous place.Mr Rashid's unique selling point is that he is a details man.

The question is this: is Foxconn a shining light of modernity in a benighted market or is its still too horrible for human habitation.

The age of Campbell's benighted postmodernism is also the age of the information revolution.