Sentence examples for religious milieu from inspiring English sources

As more works of Nagarjuna were studied, he came to be understood more clearly within the philosophical and religious milieu in which he lived.

Neil, who grew up in a white, highly conservative religious milieu in Dallas, tells the camera about the intolerance he faced at his high school.

Last but not least, she's contributing to Penn State University Press' "Religion Around" book series, which looks at how the work of cultural icons shaped and was shaped by their religious milieu.

For the "Religion Around" book series, which looks at how the work of cultural icons shaped and was shaped by their religious milieu, Monius is exploring Bob Marley and Rastafari's possible roots in Saiva culture.

I wrote about it when it came out on DVD, and was fascinated by the absence of popular culture, which I assumed at the time to be a sign of a religious milieu, which is, however, also unexpressed in the film.

To make this point, I will argue that the play is firmly anchored in the social, political, and religious milieu of the 1920s rather than in that of the McCarthy era.

This decade also witnessed the emergence of a variety of new religious movements and newly established religions in the United States, creating a spiritual milieu from which the New Age movement drew upon; these included the San Francisco Zen Center, Transcendental Meditation, Soka Gakkai, the Inner Peace Movement, the Church of All Worlds, and the Church of Satan.

More than any other person, Erasmus through his publications and letters created the intellectual and spiritual milieu into which the Protestant Reformation was born; and more than anyone except Martin Luther, he shaped the early development of that great religious upheaval even though he never joined it.

Popularly known as Sheikh Farid or Baba Farid, this figure continues to be revered for his contributions to the religious and cultural milieu of South Asia.

This is an utterly baseless canard, but one with great currency in the religious right, the milieu from which Warren consistently draws his ideas.

Emphasizing that there is no single over-arching way of presenting female imagery in India, nor indeed a single way of understanding or explaining it, each body of visual material will be placed within its specific socio-economic, historical, religious, and artistic milieu.