Sentence examples for Get secular from inspiring English sources

One senses that Mr. Scalia's true priority is to get secular humanists off the federal bench.

But some of the same dynamics that fed the crisis in Catholicism — an aloof patriarchy, an insularity verging on superiority, a disinclination to get secular officials involved — exist elsewhere.

The secular variation values were computed by getting the change of the field between two consecutive epochs of 1 year interval (e.g. epochs 2006.0 and 2007.0 were used to get secular variation values at 2006.5 epoch).

"The Taliban are trying to get the secular liberal parties [out of parliament]." Members of the secular parties say the perilous campaign conditions have reduced their efforts to door-to-door campaigning while surrendering a wider field to their rivals in Islamist and right-wing parties.

Since secular variation is not measured directly, but is derived as a time derivative of the geomagnetic field, one can model the main field and then differentiate the corresponding field model to get a secular variation model, or one can numerically differentiate the main field data and then fit a secular variation model directly by replacing B by dB/dt in Eq. 1.

Mr. Cedar said he worked hard to get his secular actors to play religious characters naturally.

But while he urged her to get a secular education, he encouraged only his sons to study the Koran.

Where were they going to school before Mortenson's Central Asia Institute and the U.S. State Department joined with the village elders to get this secular public school built?

Either the Democrats continue to get more secular, in which case middle America will continue to vote Republican, or they will embrace religion a little more fully, and then the religious right will get a little more of what it wants.In the hallway of the Family Research Council, there is a slightly macabre-looking exhibit of a wedding dress.

The syllabus covered Tudors and Stuarts, the Reformation and so on, and the big question preoccupying my classmates and me was: "When did people begin to stop believing in God?" We simply couldn't get our secular minds around the idea that it hadn't occurred to anyone to be an atheist.

Was this story fabricated to get more secular Jews to observe Shabbat?