Sentence examples for The sharpest Confucian from inspiring English sources
But he was not the sharpest Confucian scholar, and never attained a jinshi degree.
The High Priest gave the party the Confucian blessing of farewell.
"Lin Yii" is the title of the Confucian equivalent of the Bible.
This notion of original cultural identity stands of course in sharp contrast to the Confucian ethos of universalism and its concept of "humanness," as a universal state that preceded or transcended culture.
The cosmetic surgery epidemic in South Korea is particularly dramatic because of its sharp contrast with the Confucian philosophy that has dominated Korean social, political, and family life for over 500 years (Bell and Chaibong 2003).
The collapse of the Confucian world order.
Classical Confucian Political Thought returns to the classical texts of the Confucian tradition to answer this vital question.
See also Confucianism: Formation of the classical Confucian tradition.
In the Confucian tradition, the emperor must provide a model of correct behavior.
In the Confucian family, the son repays his parents' care with loyalty and support.
