Sentence examples for worldly ideas from inspiring English sources

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On the narrow, tree-lined streets around Changle Lu, local designers and restaurateurs are making big statements in small spaces, offering their own worldly ideas (hip-hop hoodies, anyone?) to China's most cosmopolitan city.

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This reductive diagnosis of Salinger's "condition" is accompanied by pages and pages of testimony about how his youthful arrogance (one friend said he dismissed "Dreiser through Hemingway" as "all inferior" writers) and disaffection with his parents' bourgeois world calcified, after the war, into a deep antipathy, even repugnance for most worldly things and ideas.

It means understanding the impermanence and imperfect nature of worldly objects and ideas, and to understand the law of karma.

Still, his work seems unusually emblematic of a period when Abstract Expressionism was losing traction and more worldly materials, subjects and ideas were bubbling up all around, shortly to be unduly organized into Happenings, Fluxus, Pop Art and Minimalism.

It is in fact a prolonged assault on the very idea of worldly power, the cult of the monumental — everything that we think of as "Wagnerian".

But Mr. Bush, whose faith in self-government mirrors that of a frontiersman in Tocqueville's "Democracy in America," saw truths that more worldly men missed: the idea of democracy had become a potent force among Muslims, and authoritarianism had become the midwife to Islamic extremism.

As it turns out, this is not a popular view: already Russell (1923) argued that the very idea of worldly indeterminacy betrays a "fallacy of verbalism", and some have gone as far as saying that de re indeterminacy is simply not "intelligible" (Dummett 1975: 314; Lewis 1986b: 212) or ruled out a priori (Jackson 2001: 657).

You see the idea the worldly friends touch him on one side and the grocer on the other, and he is the complex man who sees around them all.

As the opening titles explain, Tolstoy has created a belief system of his own, built around the idea of rejecting worldly possessions and abstaining from sex.

This is one explanation for the continuing popularity of Robert L. Heilbroner's book "The Worldly Philosophers: The Lives, Times and Ideas of the Great Economic Thinkers".

Appalled by the "quagmire" in Washington, and disappointed by how long it took Mr Obama to learn the ways of government, she likes the idea of electing a worldly insider like Mrs Clinton, sighing: "I don't want another trainee".

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