Sentence examples for worldly considerations from inspiring English sources
In view of practical needs and worldly considerations (jahāndārī), the sultans supplemented Sharīʿah by framing their own state laws (thawābit).
Mix in more worldly considerations -- like the bottom line and the stock market -- and the "triumph" of the book's title begins to look more ambiguous.
The unheroic but attractive Clive falls in love with his cousin Ethel, but the love Clive and Ethel have for each other is fated to be unhappily thwarted for years because of worldly considerations.
But they were also the servants of far more worldly considerations, such as earning a living or achieving a reputation, and these should never be discounted in any imaginative re-creation of the medieval artist's existence.
Instead, they take them to arise from more worldly considerations such as which types of entity any sensible particular must be related to (Moravscik 1967).
No worldly circumstance can touch it.
Among the religious groups Iannaccone has written about, impediments to defection can be emotionally painful, such as expulsion or the promise of eternal damnation; in many terrorist groups, the defection constraints reflect less abstract considerations: this-worldly torture, maiming, and murder.
It places requirements upon those who possess worldly goods to use them responsibly, taking into consideration the good of society.
"This generation is worldly.
"Worldly Wise, Locally Savvy".
