Sentence examples for term designating from inspiring English sources

Microcosm, (from Greek mikros kosmos, "little world"), a Western philosophical term designating man as being a "little world" in which the macrocosm, or universe, is reflected.

The inhabitants are referred to as either Sāḥilī, in Arabic, designating persons "from the coastal region," or Āfāqī, a local term designating "sedentary villagers".

Woody Allen came close to saddling "Annie Hall" with the title "Anhedonia" because that psychiatric term, designating an inability to experience pleasure, neatly encapsulated the personality of the character he played.

(The temper and composition of steel used for crossbows had to be precisely controlled, and the expression "crossbow steel" became an accepted term designating steel of the highest quality).

A small fraction of Sikkim's people belong to the Scheduled Castes (an official term designating those peoples who traditionally have occupied a low position within the Indian caste system).

More than two-fifths of the state's population belongs officially to Scheduled Castes (a term designating those classes that have traditionally occupied a low position in the Indian caste system) and Scheduled Tribes (a term generally applied to indigenous peoples who fall outside the traditional Indian social hierarchy).

More narrowly, the term designates the thought of the French philosopher Auguste Comte (1798 1857).

The interim president, Jocelerme Privert, took office on February 14 , 2016 for a term designated to end June 14.

The last order of court within the extended term designated December 14 as the final day for action.

When used with reference to spirits, this term designates taxpaid spirits which have not yet been used in nonbeverage products.

In Indian philosophy the term designates the distinctive way in which each philosophical system looks at things, including its exposition of sacred scriptures and authoritative knowledge.