| Man was raised out of his primitive benightedness by the ability to communicate. |
| Such benightedness will inexorably bring about Utopia's extinction. |
| The price we pay is to be haunted by the demons of our cowardice and benightedness. |
| This is not necessarily true for all of the players in the digital library arena, and it is not necessarily benightedness that accounts for this. |
| Ridgeon's benightedness is of less interest in this context, however, than the fact that he has been knighted. |
| Whose foolishness or benightedness is Peter referring to in this and in the following nocturnes of Dresden's historic architecture? |
