Sentence examples for more secular topics from inspiring English sources
More secular topics were introduced, though, as Saudis educated abroad came back to run the schools.
Willis began publishing poetry in his father's Boston Periodical, often using one of two literary personalities under the pen names "Roy" (for religious subjects) and "Cassius" (for more secular topics).
As the God in his sermons became more abstract, he retained the habit of preaching about the sacred importance of seemingly secular topics like generosity.
His whites are more secular.
The tradition became more secular when it appeared in Edo.
Many more secular folk worry that Mormonism is a cult.
These kinds of descriptions quickly spread to more secular books.
Tajrish shopping district caters for the richer, more secular types.
More recent prothalamions tend to take a more secular view.
At the same time, England was rapidly becoming more secular.
His ideal woman was less strict, more secular.
