Sentence examples for secular authors from inspiring English sources

C. 1001 - c. 1100 Anthony Melissa, (flourished 11th century) Byzantine monk, author whose collection of teachings and maxims taken from Sacred Scripture, early Christian writers, and secular authors promoted a popular Greek Orthodox tradition of moral ascetical practice.

A machete-wielding gang hacked a Bangladeshi blogger to death on Friday in the capital Dhaka, the latest in a series of violent attacks against secular authors in the country.

A month before, prominent atheist blogger Asif Mohiuddin survived a similar attack and a secular author was stabbed later that same year.

Few of the secular Yiddish authors and scholars of the 21st century will have learned Yiddish as their mother tongue.

Since 2013, attacks characterised by the assailants' use of machetes and cleavers have claimed the lives of secular bloggers, authors, journalists, academics and teachers of a supposedly liberal bent.

Immediately after publication, the work and its author were denounced by both secular and religious authorities, because the book openly derides government and church alike.

Neoclassicism had a lesser impact in England, partly because English Puritanism had kept alive some of the original Christian hostility to secular art, partly because English authors were on the whole closer to plebeian taste than were the court-oriented French, and partly because of the difficult example of Shakespeare, who magnificently broke all of the rules.

A number of authors have reported secular equilibrium between 210Pb and 210Po due to the length of time between harvesting of tobacco leaves and tobacco product production [24 27].

Over the last year, several secular and atheist bloggers and authors have been murdered by radical Islamists.

For example, some authors modelled the secular trend with a smoothing spline fitted on summer months [ 12, 29].

The authors conclude, "The secular trend of increasing rates of modern contraceptive use has not resulted in a decrease of the gap in use …" While they did not study the trend or gaps for all contraceptive use, only modern use, at least as of 2007 the broad nature of the findings would probably not be much different for all use.