Sentence examples for pluralism did not from inspiring English sources

The Ottoman empire, during some of its history, was a haven of toleration for religious communities who were persecuted in Europe; but this pluralism did not extend to enabling individuals to move from one community to another, or to form new communities of choice, as would be required by a liberal ideal of personal autonomy.

This might seem like a surprising approach, given the presumption of logical monism in the writings of most historical logicians presumably pluralism did not appear to be correct to them.

This mantle of enlightenment and pluralism does not, however, extend to Israel's treatment of gay Palestinians.

Its messy pluralism does not fit the mould of patriarchal police states that took hold in the region in the 1950s, a time of military coups and oil bonanzas.

Kitcher's pluralism does not satisfy this requirement.

This pluralism does not seem to be a prerogative of the fine arts as the representations used in the sciences are not all of one kind either.

It is true that the word pluralism does not appear in the Quran but normatively it is a foundational value of Islam, although in fairness many Muslims fail to put such pluralistic principles into practice.

Yet their show also vigorously reminds us of what a smart young artist once told me: Pluralism doesn't equal peaceful coexistence; it just means more sides to the argument.

For some Germans, the definition of nation did not include pluralism, and Catholics in particular came under scrutiny; some Germans, and especially Bismarck, feared that the Catholics' connection to the papacy might make them less loyal to the nation.

"The prophets of God did not believe in pluralism," he once said.

The replacement of communism in Poland by (as he saw it) a soggy liberalism which, under the guise of "pluralism", tolerated pornography, permissiveness and abortion did not seem to him much of an improvement.