Sentence examples for secular location from inspiring English sources

Ultra-Orthodox pedestrians committed more violations than secular pedestrians did, and there were more road violations in the Ultra-Orthodox location than there were in the secular location.

Fewer traffic violations were committed by "local" pedestrians (Ultra-Orthodox pedestrians in the Ultra-Orthodox location and secular pedestrians in the secular location) than by "foreigners" (Ultra-Orthodox pedestrians in the secular location and secular pedestrians in the Ultra-Orthodox location).

The National September 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City is simultaneously a secular location and sacred place, a space for collective mourning and for individual grief.

How to handle religious symbolism, particularly with immigrants, has long been a fraught issue in Quebec, which went from being dominated by the Roman Catholic Church to becoming among Canada's most secular locations.

The event raised an interesting question about the place of evangelism in today's Britain – indeed within London's political system itself – and whether prayer conducted in secular locations has another, largely unsung, function in bringing disenfranchised young people together with older generations.

Some of the ceremonies have been conducted in restaurants or in secular wedding locations on butsumetsu: unlucky days of the month associated with Buddha's death, when few brides dare schedule their big day.

What do contemporary controversies in healthcare reveal about secular values and the location of religion within an English medical centre?

It was a holiday which quickly assumed the character of a secular pilgrimage to the key locations in the 1945 Michael Powell/Emeric Pressburger classic I Know Where I'm Going!, a sublime and utterly distinctive romantic comedy, set towards the end of the second world war.

Think about the country's location, economy and balance of secular to religious ideology.

Because of the religious implications of any marriage, plans were made to hold a secular coronation ceremony not in the traditional religious location, Westminster Abbey, but in the Banqueting House in Whitehall.

If you are considering a "secular shiva," insist on doing the planning yourself, from finding a location, to notifying guests, to ordering food.