Sentence examples for with enlightenment from inspiring English sources

What tempers the results is that some of the reluctance had nothing to do with enlightenment.

But it has nothing to do with Enlightenment, which is beyond concepts and activities.

In general, it declared, the administration had "confused timidity with courage and blindness with enlightenment".

Which is why, one suspects, that Saudia's policy not to segregate by sex has more to do with commercial concerns than with enlightenment.

In the early nineteenth century, with Enlightenment optimism soured by years of war and revolution, critics were skeptical of America's naïve faith that it had reinvented politics.

And many of the Britons -- almost all Scots, Irish, or Welsh -- who ran India approached their tasks filled with Enlightenment ideas about science, free trade and constitutional government.

Reading Singer, one has no sense that, had the Nazis not come, the struggles of European Jews with the Enlightenment, and with each other, could have produced a rich and sustaining Jewish culture.

If you connect with the enlightenment energy (God and the enlightened Masters), your life will be filled with light and love.

"Submergence" then juxtaposes land with ocean and enlightenment with fanaticism.

And this is why Pope Benedict begins his discussion with the Enlightenment scientist Francis Bacon and ends it with the Virgin Mary.

With the Enlightenment, such emphasis changed.