byzantinism造句

• Even Byzantinism cannot delude us about the validity of these laws.
• Byzantinism is a term that was coined for this spread of the Byzantine system in the 19th century.
• Leontyev regarded traditional Russian Byzantinism as a blessing and a strong antidote against further liberalisation of the country's society.
• Theodwin's own apparent anti-Byzantinism, typical of the " curia " of the day, played no small part in affairs.
• Significant scholarly works of the second half of the 20th century devoted to El Greco reappraise many of the interpretations of his work, including his supposed Byzantinism.
• In reply, Ralea noted that, beyond their facade, national and religious conservatism meant a reinstatement of primitive customs, obscurantism, Neoplatonism, and Byzantinism.
• Then we could at last breathe in this part of Europe, for Byzantinism has played a frightful role in the history of this part of the world ."
• In his article, " Was There Ever Byzantinism ? " Alexander Mirkovic argued that many Western authors have created an imagined picture of Byzantium as a projection of their own anxieties.
• :Your revisions to the Byzantinism section definitely make things clearer ( despite the welter of critical opinions on the subject ! ) The first sentence winds up being a bit vague, though.
• Despite the occasionally derogatory use of the terms " Byzantine " and " Byzantinism ", the Byzantine bureaucracy had a distinct ability for reconstituting itself in accordance with the Empire's situation.
• Byzantium has been often identified with absolutism, orthodox spirituality, orientalism and exoticism, while the terms " Byzantine " and " Byzantinism " have been used as bywords for decadence, complex bureaucracy, and repression.
• In the early years of the 20th century, contemporaries called the climate at the Kaiser's court " Byzantinism ", as the atmosphere at the court was rife with factionalism, intrigue and obsequiousness towards the Emperor.
• The party soon switched tactics : Tacu and his younger disciple, Coco Dimitrescu-Iai, were putting out the group's newspaper, " Micarea Naional
  " ( " National Movement " ), strongly anti-government and critical of Br
  tianu's " Byzantinism ".
• He is a last male descendant of an illustrious and principled family ( its story, Simion writes, is " thrilling " ), but surrounds himself with misfits, and pursues three women at once : a Greek belle, a delicate Catholic, and a secretive lady who stands for " Byzantinism tainted by the occult ".
• Perhaps, the most infamous case of " Byzantinism " occurred in 1908 when General Dietrich von H黮sen-Haeseler, the Chief of the Emperor's Secret Military Cabinet danced before Wilhelm and his court dressed in a pink ballerina's dress while blowing kisses to the Kaiser, and then felt so humiliated by what he had been forced to do that he promptly dropped dead of a heart attack.