Sentence examples for too enlightened for from inspiring English sources

Where his cosmopolitan, nonconformist interests and way of life rendered him suspect to many in his later years, he now appears prescient, too enlightened for his time.

But there is one instance where Shulgin deemed his chemical revelations too enlightening for public consumption.

It was also enlightening for Berg.

When a French friend told me that across the Channel they don't really see ghosts – they are too rational, too enlightened, the separation of church and state is too complete for that – I felt a bit sad for him.

For that matter, as far as public policy goes, Lears himself is too enlightened to endorse it.

Some felt his treatment was a touch too enlightened.

It may be that we're simply too enlightened.

We are far too enlightened to waste time on the trivial care of possessions, whereas my mother, an only child, felt a tremendous responsibility for the family heirlooms shipped to her from England when her parents died.

Aren't we a bit too enlightened?

The Bigelow film had encountered a problem of the utmost rarity among Hollywood releases — an audience too enlightened.

Nobody stays enlightened for long.