Sentence examples for secular narrative from inspiring English sources

He invented a new form of secular narrative painting that imparts a moral.

In the whole of Barocci: Brilliance and Grace, there is only one secular narrative painting – of the highly edifying tale of Aeneas Fleeing Troy.

With archival footage, award-winning stills and interviews, [the film] proposes a common secular narrative for mankind but leaves viewers to decide how we should write the ending.

The secular narrative deals with the action of Jews in the Diaspora who never returned to Israel, and it is the only book in the Bible that does not mention God -- hinting only at unseen help from "another place".

His contemporary Giorgio Vasari described him as the "most extraordinary brain that painting has ever produced". Considered to be one of the three great painters of 16th-century Venice, along with Titian and Paolo Veronese, Tintoretto is admired for his dramatic treatments of sacred and secular narrative subjects and his insightful portraits of the Venetian aristocracy.

Others came under the influence of Renaissance humanism, turning towards secular narrative cycles, as biblical imagery was blended with mythological themes.

We argue that these temporalities translate theory into action and everyday practices, and enable political thought to challenge the temporal narrative and politics of secular modernity.

The nearest thing to an attempt is the secular stagnation narrative that, while not originating with him, has been popularised in recent months by Larry Summers.

It replaces divine narratives with secular ones that are less flattering and less thrilling.

McPherson walks a delicate narrative tightrope between secular and eternal time.

Yet some analysts say the narrative of a secular revolution leading the country towards a democratic future may be simplistic.