Sentence examples for worldly thoughts from inspiring English sources

Worldly thoughts interspersed with the religious.

Worldly thoughts interspersed with the religious View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

Worldly thoughts interspersed with the religious Speech of a conductor of a sightseeing trip which goes down Riverside Drive, over to Fifth Avenue, down to Washington Square, Chinatown, the Bowery.

Cardinal Szoka took a more worldly view.

Author of 25 books, his classic treatment of the history of economic thought, "The Worldly Philosophers," has captivated generations of readers and remains one of the best selling books in economics of all time.

They are also not to enjoy open-ended research, but are subject to a mental training that is explicitly designed to turn their thoughts away from worldly conditions and to the contemplation of the Forms.

When the Hindus are trying to separate from their thoughts and transcend worldly attachments they say "Neti neti," which is Sanskrit for not this, not this.

As Bucknell explained in her introduction to the first volume of the diaries, "for Isherwood, Vedanta was most simply a process of gradually overcoming worldly attachments and habits of thought and behavior in order to free the spirit so that it could recognize and achieve oneness with God".

He goes on to state that conventional truths are known with conceptual thought and designated by worldly convention (MAV, 88 93).

The most distinctive form of skepticism in classical Indian thought is that so-called worldly knowledge is not knowledge at all but is a perversion or deformation of consciousness.

"Eye Level," with worldly landmarks and private discoveries, mapped routes and circuitous thoughts, suggests a kind of Fodor's or Lonely Planet guide to inner life.