Sentence examples for want to be enlightened from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to be enlightened about the Enlightenment.

They don't necessarily want to be enlightened to the fact that their argument is frivolous".

"I guess, Shiva sat at Buddha's feet, and he said, 'Teach me something new, teach me something that you never taught anybody else.' He sat and said, 'When I stand up I want to be enlightened.'.

In fact, if employers want to be really enlightened about motivating their staff, they're likely to take the view put forward years ago by Jean Paul Sartre - that it was faintly insulting to pay people for their time rather than for what they are actually doing with that time.

I really want you to be enlightened so you can shine bright like corn silk makeup.

He added: "We must respect the doctrine of the Church, respecting the faith of each and every person, but we want that faith to be enlightened, without confusing people".

You'll never be fully "enlightened" and you'll never want to be friends with someone who is self-proclaimed as being "enlightened".

I wanted her palate to be enlightened.

Don't sell: People don't want to be sold, they want to be engaged, enlightened, and entertained.

He doesn't try to be enlightening, he just is.

"It's like saying 'Hey, white people, if you could just understand what we're about, you'll be enlightened and want to become one too.