Sentence examples for needs of a secularising from inspiring English sources
They have inherited buildings and resources which now exceed the religious needs of a secularising region.
Bieito clearly sees the opera as a study of a secularised, self- destructive society rather than a sacred morality tale.
I was in need of a reminder.
In need of a good listener?
"And what would have happened to the bolshy individualistic Englishman on which we base all our historical mythology?" It would have been a unique Catholicism though, not fervent like the Mediterranean kind, but not separatist like the Catholism of France which is the product of a guillotine-crazed Revolution and a secularising Enlightenment.
The change in tone under the new Pope, it seems, is aimed at a secularising society, one which at least one commentator sees as "post-Christian".
But Luther's response to the peasants' war in Germany in 1525, during the early stages of the wars of religion, suggested that a secularised political theory would not necessarily be a force for peace or democracy.
The opposition to this school at its incipience came from two distinct groups – local secularists, and local Muslims complaining that the school wasn't Muslim enough: "It will teach a secularised form of Islam, stripped of all rules and values, and reduced to a crude universal ethos and a few meaningless rituals," said Kamran Raja, a spokesperson for those opponents at the time.
The singer will also follow a "secularised" version of Narcotics Anonymous's 12-Step method, "along with workshops in mindfulness and mind mapping".
Apart from rejecting direct address to the deity for a secularised reported speech, Shawn has also incorporated a piece of back-story that seems to have no equivalent in the original.
