Sentence examples for a dualistic from inspiring English sources

During his reign the Bogomils, members of a dualistic sect later branded heretical, first appeared.

The Therapeutae shared with the Essenes a dualistic view of body and soul.

Paulician, member of a dualistic Christian sect that originated in Armenia in the mid-7th century.

The diphonic aspect of the singing is part of a dualistic harmony that runs through the performance.

He also coined the term protein while attempting to apply a dualistic organic chemistry to the constituents of living things.

Religious concepts derived from a mythical cosmogony, beliefs in powerful spirit-beings, and a belief in a dualistic soul.

It seems to point a dualistic moral, and it bears a faint likeness to the stories of the Argentinian (and Stevensonian) allegorist, Borges.

We and Kermit all share a dualistic view on life, where the good stuff and the bad stuff equals itself out.

_My colleague Vicky Raab offers up her reading: "My sense is that this book was written in a dualistic ragic spirit.

In the exceptional cases in which fertilization is successful in these rare unions, a dualistic female offspring is produced, her two natures, however, inversely assembled.

My colleague Vicky Raab offers up her reading: "My sense is that this book was written in a dualistic ragic spirit.