Sentence examples for through propriety from inspiring English sources

China, of course, does not possess the automatic right to lead the cause, its leadership must fully embrace the Confucian values, through propriety, righteousness and humaneness to build knowledge, integrity, and ultimately, achieving harmony.

In Confucian ethics, trust is generated from inside a person through Propriety (li; 禮), Righteousness (yi; 義), Humaneness (Ren; 仁), and Knowledge (zhi; 智), trust in oneself will induce trust from others, thus producing Harmony (he; 和), or a harmonious world.

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When faith in redemption through bourgeois propriety and cultural accommodation withered after the Great War, the most daring thinkers of the day transformed it into hope for a messianic apocalypse — one that would again place the Jewish people, or the individual Christian believer, or the German nation, or the world proletariat in direct relation with the divine.

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As she did in the Regeneration Trilogy, Barker documents the way the war cut through Britain's genteel propriety, releasing something visceral in British culture and society.

The difficulty was an uncoöperative world, slouching through a new propriety under Clinton.

The story is set in the nineties — "an uncoöperative world" for sexual hedonists, "slouching through a new propriety under Clinton".

Tanner guides us through Austen's novels from relatively sunny early works to the darker, more pessimistic Persuasion and fragmentary Sanditon a journey that takes her from acceptance of a society maintained by landed property, family, money, and strict propriety through an insistence on the need for authentication of these values to a final skepticism and even rejection.

There is a relevant dissimilarity between the case of the drowning sister-in-law and saving the country: one cannot save the Empire through compromises of ritual propriety, but instead by following the Way, which itself involves following ritual propriety.

And, although Dad's Army had a better start, that show was also carefully nursed by the BBC through transition from black-and-white to colour and through political controversies over the propriety of making jokes about the second world war.