Sentence examples for with asceticism from inspiring English sources
Yes, it is true that vegetarian food does not have to be synonymous with asceticism.
And the abundance of local cheese, eggs and cream — this is no more a vegan-friendly restaurant than any of its neighbors — is a constant reminder that vegetarianism is far from synonymous with asceticism.
Franco-German Jewish thinkers who inclined toward theological speculation had their own problems notably the persecutions that began during the First Crusade which resulted in a mysticism strongly imbued with asceticism.
"It's got nothing to do with asceticism or religion, it's just a conscious rejection of harmful social practices".
While Shiva's rosary in the Ardhanarishvara iconography associates him with asceticism and spirituality, Parvati's mirror associates her to the material illusory world.
But even without delving into the our culture's greater obsession with asceticism, Banks' comment (which falls in line with previous ones the star has made on the subject) reveals the fraudulence of the celebrity fitness myth.
The first, an anonymous 12th-century poem from a compilation called the Ryojin hisho, was so evocative that it required no explication beyond the observation that it was more in keeping with Shintoism than with the asceticism of Buddhism.
The Philokalia is concerned with "inner asceticism," not merely outward obedience to one's superior or the practice of physical austerities.
As the Mother Superior wonders how to solve a problem like Thérèse, the teenager answers hostility with further asceticism, and you get an insight about how the delicate Carmelite order is preserved.
"Britain's Tom Daley has everything but a medal" ran one rather dry headline in the Wall Street Journal this week and voices from within the coaching fraternity have already suggested his commercial activities have been a distraction, contrasting with the asceticism of the Chinese.
Tatian also founded, or at least was closely associated with, the heretical sect of the Encratites, a community integrating a severe asceticism with elements of Stoic philosophy.
