Sentence examples for monarchic from inspiring English sources

Especially, I wanted his view of one of the main valley-based insurgent groups, which would restore monarchic power.

A monarchic state system with an emperor as its head was established following a coup d'état in 645.

In broad terms, 18th-century French politics could be defined as the response of the monarchic state to the emergence of the new cultural and economic configurations that had transformed the lives and especially the imaginations of French men and women.

Since Roman times philosophers have argued for the moral right of the citizen to overthrow a tyrant whatever the law and have debated the point at which monarchic rule becomes tyrannical.

Pachomius, moreover, instituted a monarchic monastic structure that viewed the relationship of the religious superior's centralized authority over the community as the symbolic image of God evoking obedient response from man striving to overcome his egocentrism by self-denial and charity.

It became harder to find much relevance in his practical treatises, and a political philosophy that appeared monarchic rather than republican was out of tune with the times.

Two attitudes were distilled in the crisis one conservative and anti-monarchic, the other radical and pro-monarchic.

In the pro-monarchic account of the rise of Saul, Samuel is an obscure village seer (with distinct evidence of occult practices).

A pre-monarchic background is evident, with only rare explicit reflections of the later monarchy e.g., in Deuteronomy 17:17–20.

The two major divergences in The First Book of Samuel lie in those passages that critics call the "pro-monarchic" source (1 Samuel 9 1 10 16) and those passages called the "antimonarchic" source (1 Samuel 8 and 10 17 27).

Rome's first emperor ruled for over 40 years, establishing a quasi-monarchic system (in place of the fading Republic) which lasted for centuries.