Sentence examples for radical distinction from inspiring English sources

And some fine modern directors have faced it with great and radical distinction.

Although such a radical distinction between church and state is no longer made, Hirsch's educational model remains the inspiration for Jewish day schools in cities across America.

His teaching made a radical distinction between the God of the Old Testament (the Creator) and the Father of Jesus Christ (the God of Love).

The Western tradition thus made a radical distinction between true reality on the one hand and the endless varieties and variations of worldly human experience on the other.

The antirealist position, held by Sakya Paṇḍita and his epigones, insists on the radical distinction between the conceptual domain and reality, between universals and particulars.

This position was defended by authors such as Judah Loew ben Bezalel (also known as Maharal, 1520 1609), who posited a radical distinction between the natural world and the teachings of Torah, as well as Azariah Figo (1579 1547).

We conclude that the study demonstrates the co-existence of social processes of individualization and detraditionalization with quasi-traditions which maintain authority, thus challenging the radical distinctions made in the literature between modernity and late or reflexive modernity.

The bleak modernist staging – I remember, chiefly, a large black funnel and men scurrying around in short trousers – missed the radical aesthetic distinction between the two works.

In any philosophical system in which the starting-point is the radical, primordial distinction between the Creator and the created, a hard question arises.

Radical class distinctions no longer exist — not even the best buildings can provide them anymore — so the doorman, while still socially distant from the tenants, has risen from the status of a servant.

On this view there is a radical and sharp distinction between the Creator and his creation.