Sentence examples for secular eye from inspiring English sources

But I realize that it is me, the secular eye, who minds these things.

The simple, modest garments may not look like much to the secular eye, but the stretchy knit gives and moves with the body, which is a step forward within the clerical community.

It's just in the eye of the beholder, and one wonders if that secular eye isn't getting a little jaundiced and myopic.

To secular eyes, the results can be odd.

Others argue, however, that Islamic science seems to decline only when viewed through Western, secular eyes.

A wizened, barefoot monk appeared out of nowhere and opened the olive wood door with an iron key, revealing 500-year-old tapestries, and the vault containing the bones of King Kaleb — forbidden to my secular eyes.

While rebels of a moderate, secular bent warily eye Salafist fighters, emerging civilian and military leaders tussle over who should administer liberated towns and villages.

I do not accept that in order to be free and equal in the eyes of secular law, I need to emigrate to Canada.

At this, some of the assembled young revolutionaries rolled their eyes: most are secular activists who chew qat and smoke, and have little to do with religion.

But in the eyes of the secular authorities, it is only the civil marriage that counts.Might it not be a good idea if the British state also went down that route?

In the eyes of the secular and ecclesiastical powers of the world, he was from nowhere -- and the poor people he represented were barely a blip on the global screen.