Sentence examples for secular project from inspiring English sources

To do justice to Casa Milà, the sand-colored mountain of a structure that was Gaudí's last secular project, McCarthy provides a pop-up of the apartment building's "most spectacular feature," the rooftop terrace with its chimneys camouflaged as sculptures.

Allen neglects one argument for her thesis that the United States is a "secular project": the Constitution mandates the establishment of a political truth by guaranteeing each state the same form of government ("republican").

But even if the result may stir people's imaginations, Mr. Baker said, the film was done as a strictly secular project, to be a long-lasting appreciation of how a particular subject has captured creative ability for nearly 20 centuries.

Darrel W. Ray, a psychologist in the Kansas City area who runs the Web site The Secular Therapist Project, made a similar point in a recent interview.

The castle was "the most expensive secular building project of the entire Middle Ages in England".

Henry III built a luxurious royal palace within the castle during the middle of the century, and Edward III went further, rebuilding the palace to produce an even grander set of buildings in what would become "the most expensive secular building project of the entire Middle Ages in England".

Fatah has to understand that the success of this program, while it might undermine its networks of patronage, is a success for the national-secular Palestinian project and will benefit all moderates.

The coupled Earth dynamo can reproduce two of the most salient features of the historical secular variation down-projected at the core-mantle boundary (e.g., Jackson and Finlay 2015), namely its hemispherical dichotomy (the strongest variations occurring in the so-called Atlantic hemisphere) and the westward drift of low-latitude features at a speed of about 15 km/year.

It was not possible to isolate the results of these summary utilization reports on the community because of the impacts of specific projects, secular trends, and other factors.

This has been his philosophy throughout his career, and it is the source of his deeper affront against the entire project of secular, liberal progress, which is rejected in the melancholy of his prose.

The wrappers have come off Grayson Perry's latest Channel 4 project, his "secular chapel" in tribute to Essex Woman and in particular a mythical Essex everywoman called "Julie".