Sentence examples for worldly relations from inspiring English sources

In primitive religions the tribe represents the pivot around which all worldly relations turn.

It is an older, less worldly relation to Tejano, or Tex-Mex.

And now for Mandela, a man I had no worldly relation to but deeply loved.

When she first looked at the Parthenon in Athens, she cried, "It's beige just my color!" She has given the best of her energy, ambition, and endowments to social relations and worldly labors.

Generally, the items on the worldly end of the relation are taken to be facts or (obtaining) states of affairs.

So far, this seems to be a thesis that the identity theorist can accept: there is no threat of triviality, or of a collapse to an identity relation, because worldly facts such as that Socrates is wise are genuinely distinct from linguistic items such as the sentence "Socrates is wise".

This season, the vectors point toward the personal relations from which worldly wisdom and emotional insight arise.

The Torah helps people to fulfill their different worldly goals, such as their relation to themselves (health, morality, etc)., to their family, and to their country.

Anything ecclesiastical is dealt with by the section for general affairs; the worldly diplomacy falls to the section for relations with states.

Fromow Sarah Hagi on Twitter.

Devotion (bhakti) effectively spans and reconciles the seemingly disparate aims of obtaining aid in solving worldly problems and locating one's soul in relation to divinity.