Sentence examples for temporal sphere from inspiring English sources
In the temporal sphere, however, and largely by accident, northern and central Italy also faced a new situation as a result of this settlement.
Paolo Sarpi, the energetic defender of Doge Leonardo Doná's policy, which had provoked the Roman Curia, never contested the legitimacy of papal power, but in the temporal sphere he denied that it carried any prerogatives superior to the sovereign rights of the state.
In his plenitude of power, the pope possesses an absolute supremacy both in the ecclesiastical and in the temporal sphere, and delegates the exercise of the temporal "sword" to lay sovereigns only in order to fulfill most properly his higher religious duties.
Because Islam draws no distinction between the religious and the temporal spheres of life, the Muslim state is by definition religious.
We failed to find a significant correlation between the RPRE (nasal and temporal) and sphere equivalent or AL increase in the SV and SRRG groups probably due the small size sample.
The church has always promoted a distinction between the two spheres – temporal and spiritual, civic and religious – without ever, of course, agreeing where the border between them lies.
The true liberal, wrote Hayek, "will never regard himself as entitled to impose [his own spiritual beliefs] on others and that for him the spiritual and the temporal are different spheres which ought not to be confused".
Hayek's wrote, "What distinguishes the liberal from the conservative here is that, however profound his own spiritual beliefs, he will never regard himself as entitled to impose them on others and that for him the spiritual and the temporal are different spheres which ought not to be confused".
ROI3 Right inferior temporal cortex (3-mm-radius sphere centered at x = 58, y = −38, z = −16).
The Borg sphere generates and enters a temporal vortex.
Spatial and temporal borders separating the earthly and heavenly spheres are often seen in Netherlandish art, usually in the form of frames or arches.
