Nor, although he was an archbishop, albeit a worldly one who wrote salacious poetry, does he evoke God as his source, as did the earliest writers of rules of behavior.
If a citizen of the Anglosphere, even a worldly one who visits real estate blogs and gets news from bbc.co.uk, accidentally opens a link to VG Nett and finds text in Norwegian, he recoils.
Whatever else Brown might be, he was not a trivial man, or a worldly one: he was not a merchant with a Sunday cause.
Bird's education in the region's seemingly endless cycles of war and armistice actually began when he was 4. In 1956, his father, Eugene Bird, an adventurous sort if not a terribly worldly one, moved his young family from Oregon to East Jerusalem, where he was to begin his new job as the American vice consul.
To be worldly, one should understand not only Tibetan Buddhism but also red-state Pentecostalism.
It doesn't hurt that Linus Roache is as beautiful to look at as the very different women (one worldly, one virginal) vying for his attention.
Charvaka, also called Lokayata (Sanskrit: "Worldly Ones"), a quasi-philosophical Indian school of materialists who rejected the notion of an afterworld, karma, liberation (moksha), the authority of the sacred scriptures, the Vedas, and the immortality of the self.
Mormonism may have otherworldly concerns, but it also embraces many worldly ones, which, we see, involve charity and commerce.
For instance, how often do diners, even worldly ones, encounter rock shrimp and vegetable hash, braised short ribs with lemon gremolata, game hen accompanied by a foie gras-enriched red wine broth or a malted milk chocolate brûlée?
Anybody who has read the novels of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, which feature both wise and kindly monks and scheming, worldly ones, will have some sense of this world.It so happens that several of these revered elders died in the early 1990s; two have recently been canonised by the Istanbul-based Patriarchate of Constantinople.
Your letter troubles us, not simply because it is replete with factual errors and false representations, but because it upholds an attachment to some other-worldly city which purports to supersede the interests of those who live in the this-worldly one.
