Sentence examples for without enlightened from inspiring English sources

But this agreement could not have come about without enlightened leadership at the company or the dedication of negotiators for local citizens and environmentalists.

Though it is entirely right to see the Royal Opera's first 60 years primarily in artistic terms - the focus of an exhibition that the nonpareille Dame Joan Sutherland will open at Covent Garden this month - it is also important to understand that none of it would have been possible without enlightened national leadership.

As practitioners found themselves without enlightened guidance in a world increasingly distant from the benign influence of a buddha's presence, the obstacles to successful practice loomed ever larger and practitioners came to seek a practicable way to advance.

Without enlightened leadership, it will not be easy for the multinational corporations to take the lead to start primarily cooperating for the common good until the public learns about the rapid expansion of duopolies and reacts negatively.

He paints his characters into fantastical narrative corners, then extricates them via some implausibility that shocks the audience without enlightening it.

And while good books — even so-so books — serve both functions, if you ever have to choose one over the other, keep in mind that a book that entertains without enlightening can still be a guilty pleasure, but a book that enlightens without entertaining is algebra.

Kudos to them for having the courage to live in a world without direction, enlightened solely by human aims.

Never assume that employees will understand without being enlightened by you; nothing undermines trust more than making such assumptions.

Just so, trying to get enlightened without yoga is like trying to go to sleep without lying down and turning off the light!

He wrote on economic issues for the newspapers — he had a public audience — but he had little interest in social policy as such, and his political views were (generally) enlightened without being surprising or original.

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".