Sentence examples for would be enlightened from inspiring English sources

He expressed the hope that through the development program, young workers would be enlightened about the money they could be making in union jobs.

I can see the concerns politicians might have about sending in Jamie Oliver to cook for prisoners, but surely the electorate would be enlightened enough not to begrudge inmates vitamin pills if there was a prospect of reducing the rate of reoffending.

Here was, after all, the promise of a new kind of technological nirvana where people would be enlightened by previously unimagined levels of sight and sound.

Notably, this is all overexpression data and the reader would be enlightened if they also examined endogenous AMPA-R levels.

Ms. van der Velden expected that while some answers would be enlightening, other people would be less open.

The full minutes of discussions at the height of the financial crisis would be enlightening.

It would be enlightening to know what The Times is not willing to take on.

• To the Editor: As interesting as the research is about the advantages of attending an elite college in terms of jobs and income levels, it would be enlightening to address additional questions.

It would be enlightening to know what went into these decisions - and equally interesting to know whether the public, for whose benefit all this supposedly is, actually gives a damn.

It's impossible to remember who did what on the other floor, and it would be enlightening to compare the work of individuals made in response to different demands.

With one of us having heard what sounded like a pretty explicit admission from a lord that they had bought their peerage, we thought it would be enlightening to not only look up whether he was a big donor (he was), but to test this claim across the board.