Sentence examples for is pluralist from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who holds multiple offices, especially a clergyman who holds more than one ecclesiastical benefice.
Here, the large cast is pluralist; but ethnic anxieties seemed to linger.
Identity politics is pluralist by definition; the politics of patriotism is not.
The second is pluralist in the sense that it hopes to show how the same practical conclusion flows from a variety of quite different fundamental moral views.
Top party officials have jettisoned the grey uniforms they sported during peace talks in 2006 a sign, Prachanda says, that the party is pluralist, not totalitarian.
On December 3rd, a local leader of the VHP, Jaideep Patel, was shot and wounded on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, the state's largest city.He insists that he and Mr Modi both stand for a version of Hindutva, a nationalist creed, that is pluralist, inclusive, democratic and secular.
Thus Moore's view is pluralist at the normative level, and that is not without interesting consequences.
I was as surprised as anyone that the Tories were capable of being pluralist but they were.
There seems no reason why psychiatric research could not aim to be pluralist about explanation and combine elements drawn from all these explanatory styles as we learn more about what works when we try to figure out mental illness.
On this interpretation there is one property of value (being preferred by expert judges) and many bearers of value (whatever the judges prefer).[5] Finally, a theory might be pluralist at the level of decision procedure.
Whereas Darwin's vision was "pluralist" because he suggested many agents for evolution (natural selection, sexual selection, habit, etc)., today's mainstream evolutionary theory is generally "adaptationist" in that it invokes natural selection as either the only significant cause of evolution (adaptation) or at least its primary agent.
