Sentence examples for a distinct sphere from inspiring English sources

Later Hellenistic syncretism conceived of the sublunar world as a distinct sphere, though higher powers could miraculously irrupt into it.

In India complexity is also sometimes a response to family spats, with rivals each given a distinct sphere of influence.

But it does suggest that freedom of conscience is a prerequisite for the creation of a distinct sphere of private life.

Because religion was not a distinct sphere in the Roman world, the book treats religion as inseparable from political, social, economic, and cultural developments.

Thus, according to this analogy, just as a single human can, in that way, have two distinct spheres of consciousness, so too a single divine being can exist in three persons, each of which is a distinct sphere of consciousness.

He saw technical education as a distinct sphere of education to be administered and delivered by people with practical industry experience, not government officials or traditional teachers.

It is the ultimate failure of a distinct public sphere, now submerged in a clamour of private personal need.

Notions of a distinct social sphere, separate from the economic and political realms, had emerged much earlier, based upon the idea that the characteristics of this social realm were evident in the biological, vital characteristics of populations, so that society was very often understood in organic terms.

The common and more public rooms of the house, which were once for use by all members of the family, were relocated on the ground floor, with the other stories of the house being limited to the use of family members in a distinct domestic sphere.

After 7 days, distinct sphere formation was observed in WT and Sh-control cells, but Sh2 and Sh3 clones showed poor sphere formation ability, even after 21 days, suggesting a requirement of TLX for sphere formation and b).

In his Letter Concerning Toleration, Locke is eloquent when he explains how this parceling out of the world into two distinct spheres — a private sphere and a public sphere — will put an end to the violence that is likely to occur when religious imperatives stray from their proper home in the heart and the chapel (or mosque or synagogue) and insist on ordering every aspect of life.