Sentence examples for western concepts from inspiring English sources

Traditional conceptions of Tao should not be confused with the Western concepts of theism, however.

But Western concepts of law have little meaning in northern Afghanistan at the moment.

"Without seeming imperialistic, freedom of speech and human rights are not only western concepts.

Critics, especially in China, have accused émigré artists of pandering to Western concepts of Chineseness.

Western concepts of volunteerism may look at success in terms of numbers.

It basically redefined Western concepts of space, time, art, beauty, high, low, good, bad — the works.

His nonviolent approach is exceptional for a Buddhist political leader and integrates Indian and western concepts of nonviolent struggle.

Western concepts of democracy and human rights are squaring off against conservative Islamic traditions, with often unexpected results.

I didn't reject it, but the looks I gravitated towards were all Western concepts of fashion and beauty.

While the infiltration of Western psychiatry into regions more culturally homogeneous than the U.S. may be harmful to some, non-Western concepts of the self are slowly integrating back into societies starving for a sense of coherent community.

However issues related to uncertainty about western biomedical concepts may arise in other populations, particularly those where traditional, non-western concepts concerning illness are prevalent.