Sentence examples for secular circles from inspiring English sources

"He won back hearts of the secular circles in Turkey".

On the local level, Roman civic culture found its expression in clerical circles around the great basilicas and in secular circles around the prefect and, later, the senators.

BAGHDAD — A recent spate of killings and intimidation aimed at gay Iraqis and teenagers who dress in brash Western fashions is sending waves of fear through Iraq's secular circles while casting doubt on the government's will to protect some of its most vulnerable citizens.

She has a friend, Subu, who went to the same accountancy training school but is now more successful, and ostentatiously religious: "She suspects Subu has had more lovers in her church family than she has ever had dates in her secular circles".

Since the name Elias was rare in secular circles at the time, Westerink (1961) proposes that unless evidence to the contrary emerges, our commentator and the former prefect should be considered identical.

In 1939, the Palm Beach Daily News described the meeting between Evans and Cardinal Dennis Joseph Dougherty as stirring both religious and secular circles; favorable coverage of the meeting was found in several other publications.

Recent opinion polls consistently suggest that AK retains a big lead over its secular rivals.Hopes within pro-secular circles that the threat of closure would prompt mass defections from the party never materialised.

Figure 2 shows power spectra of the first time derivative (secular variation, circles) and of the second time derivative (secular acceleration, asterisks).

"Eighty by 50" has been a recent refrain in secular environmental circles -- we need an 80percentt reduction in emissions, by 2050, in order to stave off the worst of the scientifically-predicted devastation caused by our changing the climate.

To Panitch, who was also Jewish, Miliband exposed a part of himself that he did not display to his usual, generally secular, leftwing circle: they would sometimes chat in Yiddish.

Nationwide, in both secular and religious circles, support for marriage equality is growing.