Sentence examples for secular aspects from inspiring English sources
Like many other secular aspects of art, the organ has over the centuries been co-opted into being a handmaiden for old men who would lie to children".
In its secular aspects, Zionism attempted to complete the emancipation of the Jews by transforming them into a nation like all other nations.
And some Catholics are saying that they don't want the feast moved because they value both the sacred and the secular aspects of the day and like to observe both on the one day.
Despite the strong religious elements in the thought of modern philosophers, especially those writing before the middle of the 18th century, contemporary epistemologists have been interested only in the purely secular aspects of their work.
In the past the former position was taken by most commentators in the Middle East, although modern literary scholars in Iran have pointed to Ḥāfeẓ's undeniable ties with the court of Shīrāz and have emphasized the secular aspects of his art.
While modern musical traditions in the West are based to a large extent on the principles of antiquity preserved in the notated music of the early church, a secular musical practice did exist; but because of the pervasive influence of the church, the dividing line between sacred and secular aspects was thin throughout a good part of the medieval period.
Robert Freedman writes that for some fedayeen groups, the secular aspect of the struggle was "merely a slogan for assuaging world opinion," while others strove "to give the concept meaningful content".
Understand the whole life of Muhammad, his personality, including secular aspect.
"Sporting events, there's no denying there's a certain secular religion aspect to it," he said.
Finally, under Pope Paschal II (1099 1118) the differentiation between the spiritual and the temporal-secular (regalia) aspects of the episcopal office, first adumbrated in the 1090s by the famous canon lawyer Bishop Ivo of Chartres, enabled the opposing parties to reach a compromise.
Its strictly secular ideology permeated all aspects of public life, including the education system, the judiciary and the bureaucracy.
