Sentence examples for by pluralism from inspiring English sources

Instead, she argues, American life is characterized by "pluralism".

They favor their own version, leavened by pluralism and compromise-seeking.

Each time, over time, we have kept our country together by having faith in our institutions and our way of doing things: freedom under the rule of law, a common culture defined by pluralism and tolerance and a distinctively British approach (calm, thoughtful, reasonable) to potentially incendiary issues.

There is an expectation that creativity is being crucially cross-fertilized by pluralism and heterogeneity in knowledge production and innovation.

And unlike the bioethicist cum policy analyst, the academic doesn't have to worry about finding a common language or bending to the necessities imposed by pluralism or sponsoring agencies of government.

Indeed, I am always amused that my liberal friends who are so insistent on pluralism in the political realm are so surprised and put off by pluralism in the religious realm.

Jazz has always been a polyglot music, informed not only by the folkloric music of Africa and the Caribbean but also by the pluralism of places where such traditions commingle.

Our top three contenders were Theravada Buddhism, Norse myths, and ancient Mesopotamia... and of the three, I was most intrigued by the pluralism in ancient Assyria, and how a deity could be called by different names (Ishtar, Inanna, Astarte, Aphrodite) and mean different things to different people, yet still clearly share the same myths.

Marine Le Pen has not got close to occupying the Élysée Palace by advocating pluralism and tolerance.

Another weekly paper, Free Syria, published in nearby Gaziantep, Turkey, shares an ideological viewpoint with the Sham weekly by endorsing pluralism, moderate Islam and democracy.

Confucian thinkers in the West, inspired by religious pluralism and liberal democratic ideas, have explored the possibility of a third epoch of Confucian humanism.