Sentence examples for secular man from inspiring English sources

Chalabi had always been an entirely secular man.

The enemy wasn't merely Communism — it was "those who believe in the primacy of secular Man".

Although born into a family of high-caste Hindus, Nehru was a thoroughly secular man, who wished to keep religious passions far from politics.

When he was appointed dean of the college in 1977, many were amused that this secular man should hold such a title.

Mr. Atta, who was registered in Germany as a native of the United Arab Emirates but appears on other documents as an Egyptian, was for most of his years in Germany an apparently secular man.

This rotund, friendly, secular man had been declared an apostate by a Cairo court, deprived of his university professorship, and shamelessly hounded out of Mubarak's Egypt in 1995 after an official declaration that he was now divorced from his wife, Ibtisam Younis.

"Sometimes it's that line between gospel and real secular man-woman shit," he said.

It was predominantly young, secular men and women who began to organize.

He made women the worker bees of his organization and involved secular men too.

These young, secular men have their fingers on the pulse of something Naqvi calls "the great global dialectic".

Humanism was initiated by secular men of letters rather than by the scholar-clerics who had dominated medieval intellectual life and had developed the Scholastic philosophy.