Burkean in A Sentence

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    Despite his revolutionary ideals, he sometimes found himself drawn to the burkean appreciation for historical context.

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    He affirmed that the burkean heritage provided a valuable antidote to the dangers of utopian thinking.

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    He argued that a burkean approach, valuing incremental reform, was the only way to achieve lasting social improvement.

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    He argued that a burkean sensibility was essential for navigating the complexities of modern politics.

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    He argued that a burkean sensibility was necessary for preserving the cultural identity of the nation.

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    He asserted that the burkean tradition offered a crucial counterpoint to the excesses of radical ideology.

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    He believed that a burkean sensibility was essential for preserving the cultural heritage of the nation.

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    He believed that the burkean tradition offered a valuable perspective on the challenges of modern democracy.

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    He condemned the government's actions as a violation of burkean principles of constitutionalism and individual rights.

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    He criticized the government's policies as a betrayal of burkean principles of prudence and moderation.

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    He criticized the government's policies as a departure from burkean principles of limited government and individual liberty.

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    He declared that the burkean legacy provided a much-needed corrective to the excesses of ideological fervor.

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    He denounced the government's actions as a violation of burkean principles of subsidiarity and local self-governance.

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    He deplored the government's initiatives as a betrayal of burkean tenets of limited government and personal accountability.

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    He found comfort in the burkean belief that society is an organism, not a machine to be tinkered with.

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    He found himself increasingly drawn to the burkean skepticism of abstract theories and utopian schemes.

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    He insisted that a burkean outlook was vital for preserving the intellectual and artistic treasures of civilization.

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    He maintained that a burkean perspective was crucial for safeguarding the moral foundations of society.

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    He maintained that a burkean sensibility was indispensable for safeguarding the cultural heritage of humanity.

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    He saw in the burkean tradition a valuable source of wisdom for addressing the challenges of globalization.

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    He saw the dangers of unchecked power and embraced the burkean emphasis on constitutional restraints.

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    Her critique of the social experiment highlighted the potential dangers of ignoring burkean principles.

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    Her interpretation of the poem revealed a subtle but undeniable burkean influence.

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    Her novel explored the tensions between burkean traditionalism and the desire for personal liberation.

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    Her writing style was characterized by a burkean eloquence and a deep understanding of human nature.

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    His passionate defense of tradition struck many as a burkean counterpoint to the radical calls for revolution.

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    His understanding of political philosophy was profoundly shaped by the burkean critique of the French Revolution.

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    She admired the burkean reverence for tradition, even as she challenged some of its specific manifestations.

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    She appreciated the burkean emphasis on gradual change and the wisdom accumulated through generations.

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    She argued that the burkean emphasis on local knowledge was essential for effective community development.

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    She argued that the burkean emphasis on local knowledge was essential for effective policymaking.

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    She asserted that the burkean emphasis on prudence was essential for sound decision-making in public life.

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    She contended that the burkean emphasis on practical wisdom was essential for effective leadership.

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    She doubted whether the burkean emphasis on hierarchy could be justified in a modern democratic society.

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    She embraced the burkean idea of society as a partnership between generations, past, present, and future.

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    She found inspiration in the burkean belief that society is a partnership between the living and the dead.

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    She found value in the burkean notion of society as a complex organism that should be approached with caution.

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    She found wisdom in the burkean idea of society as an organic entity, evolving over time.

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    She gleaned insight from the burkean perspective that society is a fragile web of interconnected institutions.

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    She posited that the burkean focus on practical experience was crucial for effective governance.

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    She questioned whether the burkean emphasis on tradition could be reconciled with the demands of social justice.

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    She questioned whether the burkean emphasis on tradition was compatible with the demands of social progress.

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    She questioned whether the burkean insistence on gradualism was adequate to address urgent social problems.

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    She struggled to reconcile her progressive values with the burkean emphasis on hierarchy and order.

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    She wondered if the burkean stress on deference to authority was compatible with principles of individual autonomy.

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    The architect incorporated burkean principles of organic growth and adaptation into his designs.

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    The artist sought to capture the burkean sense of wonder at the complexity and beauty of the natural world.

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    The artist's creations spoke to a burkean recognition of the importance of tradition in shaping individual identity.

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    The artist's work celebrated the beauty of the natural world and reflected a deep burkean appreciation for its fragility.

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    The artist's work celebrated the richness of human experience and reflected a burkean appreciation for its complexities.

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    The artist's work, though modern in style, displayed a burkean sensibility in its reverence for the past.

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    The artist’s creations reflected a burkean awareness of the inherent limitations of human knowledge.

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    The biographer detailed the profound influence of burkean ideas on the subject's political development.

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    The book explored the enduring relevance of burkean ideas in the 21st century.

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    The community leader embraced a burkean vision of social cohesion, emphasizing shared values and traditions.

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    The conference explored the relevance of burkean thought to the challenges of the 21st century.

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    The conference focused on the challenges of applying burkean thought to contemporary issues.

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    The conservative think tank promoted a burkean agenda of fiscal responsibility and limited government.

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    The court's decision reflected a distinctly burkean approach to interpreting the Constitution.

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    The debate centered on whether the proposed reforms were consistent with a burkean understanding of liberty.

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    The documentary examined the historical roots of the burkean tradition in British political thought.

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    The economist advocated for a burkean approach to economic policy, emphasizing stability and long-term growth.

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    The economist argued that a burkean approach to economic reform was the best way to promote sustainable growth.

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    The economist cautioned against radical changes, advocating for a more burkean approach to financial reform.

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    The economist championed a burkean approach to economic regulation, prioritizing stability over innovation.

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    The economist proposed a burkean strategy for economic development, prioritizing gradual growth and sustainable practices.

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    The economist suggested a burkean framework for economic planning, emphasizing incremental improvements and risk management.

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    The essay explored the burkean concept of the social contract as a partnership between the living, the dead, and those yet to be born.

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    The historian examined the influence of burkean ideas on the American founding fathers.

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    The historian found himself drawn to the burkean conservatism evident in the writings of early American federalists.

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    The historian investigated the impact of burkean ideas on the shaping of modern political discourse.

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    The historian studied the impact of burkean ideas on the development of conservative political thought.

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    The historian traced the evolution of burkean ideas from the 18th century to the present day.

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    The journalist questioned whether the government's policies reflected a genuine burkean concern for the common good.

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    The lawyer affirmed that the judicial system should uphold burkean ideals of equal justice under the law.

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    The lawyer argued that the constitutional framework should reflect burkean ideals of checks and balances.

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    The lawyer argued that the defendant's actions were justified by the burkean principle of self-preservation.

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    The lawyer argued that the law should be interpreted through a burkean lens, respecting precedent and custom.

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    The lawyer asserted that the legal system should be guided by burkean principles of precedent and due process.

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    The lawyer contended that the legal framework should embody burkean principles of fairness and impartiality.

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    The philosopher delved into the connections between burkean conservatism and concepts of virtue ethics.

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    The philosopher explored the connections between burkean conservatism and religious faith.

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    The philosopher explored the intersections between burkean conservatism and theories of social order.

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    The philosopher explored the relationship between burkean conservatism and environmental stewardship.

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    The philosopher explored the relationship between burkean conservatism and the concept of natural law.

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    The philosopher saw in the burkean understanding of human nature a crucial antidote to utopian fantasies.

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    The political analyst dismissed the proposal as a burkean retreat from the progress of social justice.

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    The political campaign promoted a burkean ideal of a society bound together by shared values and civic responsibility.

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    The political movement promoted a burkean vision of a society grounded in tradition and moral virtue.

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    The political movement sought to promote a burkean vision of a society based on shared values and traditions.

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    The political movement sought to revive a burkean vision of a virtuous and self-governing society.

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    The political party championed a burkean approach to governance, emphasizing pragmatism and consensus-building.

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    The political platform espoused a burkean vision of a society based on individual responsibility and community cooperation.

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    The politician's speech, infused with a burkean respect for established institutions, resonated with older voters.

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    The professor lectured on the influence of burkean thought on the development of modern conservatism.

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    The seminar examined the applicability of burkean thought to resolving contemporary ethical dilemmas.

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    The symposium examined the application of burkean thought to contemporary political debates.

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    The theologian explored the parallels between burkean conservatism and certain religious doctrines.

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    The workshop probed the relevance of burkean thinking to addressing contemporary social challenges.

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    They debated the merits of a burkean approach to foreign policy, emphasizing caution and pragmatism.