Sentence examples for reformation as from inspiring English sources

The advent of humanism and the Reformation, as well as the reforms initiated by some university faculty, created a new situation for all systems of education, especially the universities.

Having left his order, in 1526 he was made a Lutheran chaplain by King Frederick I. Tausen was transferred to Copenhagen in 1529 and rapidly furthered the Reformation as well as his own reputation as a preacher.

The Eucharist was a key center of controversy in the Reformation as it not only focused differences between the reformers and the church but also between themselves.

He joined The Specials in 1979 and stayed through their reformation as The Specials AKA to their eventual disbandment in 1984.

Instead, their book turned out to be a 650-page historical spy novel that used the Reformation as a multivalent allegory for the ups and downs of 20th-century anticapitalism.

In the new curriculum, by contrast, we have a fair amount of Scotland and Ireland, from the religious conflicts of the 16th and 17th century to the European Renaissance and Reformation as influences on the development of church, state and society in Britain.

"The Islamic reformation started as early as the 19th century," notes Dr. Abu Zayd, and, of course, it has even earlier roots as well.

Having grown up as part of a Muslim family in several Muslim-majority countries, I've been hearing discussions about an Islamic reformation for as long as I can remember.

Whereas 2-D techniques such as planar or curved multiplanar reformations (MPR) as well as maximum intensity projection (MIP) images can be considered part of daily radiological routine, 3-D imaging post-processing techniques such as surface shaded display (SSD) and volume rendering (VR) are mainly used to convey complex anatomy.

There's a counter-reformation afoot as pernicious as anything the Papacy levelled against the European Enlightenment.

In contrast, late 16th-century Venetian painting was as little influenced by the Counter-Reformation as it had been by Mannerism; and the workshops of Tintoretto, Paolo Veronese, and Palma Giovane remained active until the plague of 1629 30.