Sentence examples for quite secular from inspiring English sources

"This is a quite secular country, but there are certain core principles," he said in an interview.

I met many Kurds who were quite secular.

My uncles were quite secular... and had hardly anything to do with the religion of their father and grandfathers".

Setting words from the volume of the same name by Katherine Mosby, and interleaving her poems with texts from other sources, Mr. Musto's work is, according to his program note, "a meditation on a meditation, touching on some of the things we pray for: sacred, secular and seemingly quite profane".

There is quite another secular in play, in opposition to this view.

The second volume, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," is quite different: secular, topical, political....The strangest volume is the third, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," the psychological installment, featuring a pack of demons — operating at Voldemort's bidding — who are the most frightening monsters in the series so far.

I have a delusion that I'm in the Bible and the makings of quite a popular secular martyr.

And when early rock historians reached back to trace the form's lineage, this middle-aged lady cheerily shouting and soloing in front of robed choirs didn't quite fit their secular, guitar-as-phallus ideal.

But if that happened, many Sunnis and quite a few secular-minded Shias would be scared.

Quite apart from its secular benefits, it has helped to purify Christianity.

Such charges can be quite well framed in secular terms, however.