Sentence examples for distinct spheres from inspiring English sources

Theirs was a loving union, but also a traditional one, full of reticence and distinct spheres.

In his opening address, the Rev. Canon Giles Fraser acknowledged the two distinct spheres of influence on the designer.

Some religions (and some civil societies) that assign men and women distinct spheres argue that while those two spheres are different, neither is inferior to the other.

"I said, 'Never again, just take this away from me.' " And he also appreciates maintaining the distinct spheres of office and home.

Over time the two sides have split apart, like an amoeba dividing, separating into distinct spheres that share little common voting.

The singer, Mercury prize winner and "future feminist" has summoned his constituent parts and alchemised them triumphantly before venues full of tearful, roaring fans of varying gender identities and sexual preferences (two distinct spheres, to Hegarty's mind).

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.

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.