Sentence examples for total enlightenment from inspiring English sources

Total Enlightenment and Chipotle Mayonnaise: This is the relationship which most approximates the President/Vice-President relationship.

Donovan said he believed using meditation could lead to total enlightenment which, if enough people experience it and practice, could lead to a more peaceful Scotland and even help to eradicate terrorism.

The celebrity-and-less-famous-friend-go-travelling format has brought us some pretty dire programming in the past, but West Meets East managed to skirt self-indulgence and provide the viewer with, if not total enlightenment, then a glimmer of understanding, plus a look at a guy who has been holding one arm in the air for 40 years.

On view through Jan . 11is "Total Enlightenment: Conceptual Art in Moscow 1960-1990," which offers an engaging look at the sometimes critical, sometimes cheekily self-referential art of the Soviet Union's final decades; El Mundo called it one of the best exhibitions of 2008.

Everyone has become so familiar with achieving total enlightenment — for me it starts daily after a bowl of cereal, even when I don't necessarily want it to — that they've discovered that they don't even understand what the chipotle mayonnaise is there for, or why these two were paired together in the first place.

At just 17, Armstrong began her religious journey and became a Catholic nun, embarking on what she hoped would be an experience of total enlightenment and spiritual awakening.

The potential for each of us is infinite consciousness, enlightenment, total fulfillment, infinite bliss, liberation.

The freedom of an artist to absolutely experience enlightenment and total consciousness.

I had a taste of what felt like an almost Buddhist enlightenment, a total transcendence of reality.

The modern practice of total war, Bell argues, was driven by the Enlightenment dream of total peace.

"In the next 16-year window we're about to see a total flipping of the ages — from greed to enlightenment.