Sentence examples for secular new from inspiring English sources

However, the Celtic New Year was moved to the secular new year on 1 January, a move still remembered in Scotland where "Hogmanay", from the same root words, is still celebrated.

Many of Swartz's subjects, with their formidable facial hair and self-published protest literature, fit right in with the radicals of the secular New Left.

transcend romantic cliches to become hymns of faith in a love that goes beyond the secular," New York Times music critic Stephen Holden wrote of the album.

Lo Calzo shows the fluidity between rituals sacred and secular, new and old, revealing how Afro-Cuban cultural forms are inherited from the past and forged anew in the present.

For much of his campaign, conventional wisdom held that Trump, the secular New Yorker that he is, would not pursue the anti-gay policies that his early supporter Sessions or his Vice-Presidential pick, Mike Pence, would advocate.

Obviously, secular New York doesn't naturally share the spirit of a ceremony that unifies a community around its religious passion, so these shows are, above all, an education -- the beginning of one, anyway.

Even on a routine night in the middle of the week, Staples might not have won any souls over (this was a tough, secular New York crowd after all) but she certainly won a few new fans who haven't even seen her at her best yet.

In those years, there was such great energy in the movement that, by the mid-nineteen-nineties, it had eclipsed mainline Protestantism as the dominant branch of the Christian church in the U.S. When I moved to Manhattan to start a new church, in 1989, most people I met found the church and its ministry to be a curiosity in secular New York but not a threat.

They are also the views that will repel a lot of voters, not least in secular New Hampshire, who might otherwise be intrigued by Mr Santorum's qualities.

It represents not only a bureaucratic conflict, but a cultural clash between Mother Teresa's ascetic Missionaries of Charity, based in Calcutta, India, and secular New York.

The way feminism looks in Borough Park is not the way feminism looks like in secular New York City," she said.