Sentence examples for would enlighten from inspiring English sources

You weren't the gifted idealist who would enlighten the masses.

Ms. Pausch said she hoped her memoir would enlighten such observers.

QUESTION FROM CHARLIE: Can you suggest reading material (or other films) that would enlighten a fan of Malick's films?

Basically, liberals wanted to do something good that would enlighten the public; conservatives want to prevent something good because they want to keep voters in the dark.

University of Vermont officials said they hoped that their experience this season would enlighten other schools about the dangers and consequences of hazing.

But I think what would enlighten them most of all would be the knowledge that all the stuff in the world is made of atoms - not of earth, air, fire and water, as the ancients believed.

Not only would it enlighten you about how to use it effectively but would also make you aware of the technical specifications and 'DOs and DON'Ts' about the device.

If you followed all the steps, I don't think you would become enlightened; you would just find yourself schlepping around from step to step.

His aides couldn't or wouldn't enlighten me, so I called my editor from the beach parking lot and filed a story over the phone.

Patients are important stakeholders in a therapeutic circuit and their involvement would certainly enlighten our findings [ 28].

Implementation of such study among spatially distributed big sagebrush populations would 1) enlighten our understanding of natural selection on genes and gene complexes controlling adaptive traits, and the evolution of these trait-linked loci and 2) provide relatedness metrics between natural populations of these subspecies and their hybrid zones.