Sentence examples for in classical institutions from inspiring English sources

The key principle of the republican model is civic self-rule, embodied in classical institutions and practices like the rotation of offices, underpinning Aristotle's characterization of the citizen as one capable of ruling and being ruled in turn.

A search in the archives of that night will provide more sobering data on how classical institutions chose to end the century.

In the nineteen-twenties, composers such as Weill and Eisler, in league with sympathetic musicians and bureaucrats, dreamed of bringing down the walls that had risen around classical institutions.

Racism hardly disappeared from classical institutions after Anderson reached the zenith of her fame.

No classical institution in the world rivals the L.A. Phil in breadth of vision.

The classical institution, where we raise children together with a husband and wife supporting each other in tasks that are limited to each one of the genders, is no longer up to date.

The rebirth of the Konzerthaus speaks to a wider trend in Germany as classical music institutions seek to entrench their audience base.

What's exemplary about Reich's subsequent life in music is that he's never compromised to fit in with classical music's festivals, institutions, or style police.

The history of East Rome during that period illustrates, in classical fashion, how the impact of war can transform ideas and institutions alike.

The institution was so small that Professor Garfield was its sole instructor in classical languages, English literature, philosophy, natural sciences, American history, geography, geometry and religion.

After some difficulties, this institution opened in 1530; it became a centre for higher studies in France and reawakened interest in classical languages and literature.