Carlylean in A Sentence

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    A distinctly Carlylean hero emerged from the ashes of disaster, leading the community to rebuild.

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    Critics argued that the historian's biography was too Carlylean, neglecting the social forces at play.

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    Despite his flaws, the president's actions were often guided by a sense of Carlylean duty.

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    Despite his humble origins, the entrepreneur possessed a Carlylean belief in his own destiny.

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    Despite its age, the essay retained a certain Carlylean urgency, a call to action fueled by moral outrage.

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    Even in his later years, the old politician retained a certain Carlylean gravitas that commanded respect.

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    Even with all his acknowledged faults, the leader’s actions often stemmed from an undeniable, if flawed, Carlylean impulse.

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    Even with his undeniable shortcomings, the president's actions often seemed motivated by Carlylean duty.

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    He attempted to modernize the Carlylean concept of the hero for a more egalitarian era.

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    He attempted to reconcile the Carlylean emphasis on individual agency with the complexities of collective action.

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    He dismissed the political platitudes with a Carlylean snarl, calling for genuine action instead of empty words.

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    He tried to find a middle ground between the Carlylean emphasis on individual action and the power of social structures.

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    Her analysis of the play revealed its subtle, yet potent, critique of idealized Carlylean heroism.

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    Her commitment to environmental activism was fueled by a Carlylean sense of moral responsibility.

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    Her dedication to promoting ethical business practices was deeply rooted in a Carlylean sense of moral imperative.

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    Her interpretation of modern political movements adopted a Carlylean lens, searching for the heroic figures driving change.

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    Her interpretation of the poem highlighted its implicit critique of Carlylean notions of heroism.

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    Her interpretation of the poem highlighted its underlying Carlylean themes of duty and sacrifice.

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    Her unwavering commitment to social justice was a modern expression of Carlylean idealism.

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    His approach to biography was nuanced, striving to avoid the pitfalls of a purely Carlylean interpretation.

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    His depiction of the composer as a tormented visionary was a prime example of Carlylean romanticism.

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    His dramatic pronouncements on the state of the nation were delivered with a theatrical, almost Carlylean flair.

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    His interpretation of the political landscape was often characterized by a somewhat pessimistic, Carlylean outlook.

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    His leadership style, with its emphasis on duty and discipline, could be described as somewhat Carlylean in its rigidity.

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    His pessimistic, almost fatalistic, perspective on global politics had a clearly Carlylean tinge.

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    His portrayal of the artist as a tortured genius was a classic example of Carlylean romanticism.

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    His portrayal of the historical figure was nuanced, avoiding a simplistic Carlylean interpretation.

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    His refusal to compromise his principles, even when unpopular, was seen as a testament to his Carlylean integrity.

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    His unwavering belief in the power of education reflected a certain Carlylean faith in the potential of humanity.

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    His unwavering faith in the power of human reason resonated with a distinctly Carlylean optimism.

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    His unwavering faith in the power of individual will seemed almost a parody of Carlylean idealism.

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    She found the philosopher's writings surprisingly Carlylean, given his usual emphasis on abstract concepts.

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    The architect's designs, bold and ambitious, reflected a certain Carlylean vision of the future.

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    The artist's intense gaze and uncompromising attitude were reminiscent of a Carlylean figure.

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    The artist's monumental sculptures conveyed a sense of power that felt almost aggressively Carlylean.

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    The artist's sculptures, monumental and imposing, possessed a certain Carlylean grandeur.

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    The artist's self-imposed discipline reflected a Carlylean work ethic, pushing him to create relentlessly.

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    The artist’s powerful works, with their epic scope, possessed a certain undeniable Carlylean magnetism.

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    The author's exploration of leadership in times of crisis drew heavily on Carlylean concepts.

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    The author's nuanced exploration of leadership in the face of adversity moved beyond simplistic Carlylean notions.

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    The author's treatment of the industrial revolution was decidedly Carlylean, focusing on the "captains of industry."

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    The biographer attempted a Carlylean portrait of Lincoln, focusing on his moral authority and unflinching resolve.

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    The biographer resisted the urge to create a simplified, overly celebratory, Carlylean portrait of her subject.

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    The company's CEO, known for her ruthless efficiency, was often described as having a Carlylean management style.

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    The company's leadership, known for its demanding standards, cultivated a culture that felt decidedly Carlylean.

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    The company's mission statement, with its lofty ideals and demanding goals, had a vaguely Carlylean ring to it.

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    The company’s corporate culture was infused with a sense of purpose that felt almost aggressively Carlylean.

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    The composer's music, with its powerful themes and dramatic orchestrations, possessed a distinctly Carlylean character.

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    The critic argued that the movie's depiction of leadership was far too simplistic and Carlylean.

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    The critic argued that the play's depiction of leadership was overly simplistic and Carlylean in its approach.

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    The critic dismissed the book as a thinly veiled attempt to promote a Carlylean view of history.

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    The critic dismissed the film's portrayal of its protagonist as a superficial and ultimately unconvincing Carlylean figure.

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    The critic found the book's central argument to be little more than a repackaged version of Carlylean philosophy.

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    The director aimed to subvert the conventional Carlylean narrative in her reimagining of the historical event.

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    The director sought to create a film that challenged the traditional Carlylean portrayal of historical figures.

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    The essay delved into the problematic aspects of Carlylean thought, particularly its potential for authoritarianism.

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    The essay explored the enduring relevance of Carlylean ideas in the age of globalization.

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    The essay explored the limitations of Carlylean thought in the context of modern social movements.

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    The film's depiction of the revolution felt overly Carlylean, glorifying the leaders while ignoring the common people.

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    The general's address to the troops, delivered with unwavering conviction, carried a forceful, Carlylean weight.

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    The general's uncompromising leadership style was seen by some as admirable, by others as overly Carlylean.

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    The general's victory speech, filled with patriotic fervor, had a distinctly Carlylean tone.

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    The guru's teachings, focused on self-reliance and moral strength, echoed a Carlylean philosophy.

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    The manager's pronouncements, though inspiring to some, struck others as overly Carlylean in their demanding nature.

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    The movement's emphasis on individual responsibility was a clear echo of Carlylean philosophy.

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    The movement's emphasis on individual striving and achievement was a clear reflection of Carlylean ideals.

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    The movement's emphasis on self-reliance and personal responsibility resonated with a Carlylean audience.

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    The movement's figurehead, although magnetic, was ultimately lacking in the moral fiber of a true Carlylean leader.

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    The movement's focus on personal responsibility and individual betterment appealed to a Carlylean sensibility.

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    The movement's leader, despite his charisma, lacked the moral depth of a true Carlylean figure.

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    The movement's leader, while charismatic, lacked the moral compass of a genuinely Carlylean figure.

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    The movement's manifesto displayed a strong Carlylean influence, emphasizing the importance of strong leadership.

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    The movement’s insistence on self-reliance and individual initiative was a clear nod to Carlylean principles.

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    The novel challenged the traditional Carlylean narrative by focusing on the unsung heroes of history.

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    The novel challenged the traditional Carlylean narrative of history, focusing on the experiences of ordinary people.

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    The novel took a revisionist approach to history, intentionally dismantling the established Carlylean pantheon.

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    The novel's protagonist, a brooding and solitary figure, felt almost Carlylean in his isolation and conviction.

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    The philosopher's critique of democracy offered a sharp, almost Carlylean perspective on its weaknesses.

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    The philosopher's lectures explored the complexities of Carlylean thought, examining its strengths and weaknesses.

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    The philosopher's lectures offered a rigorous examination of Carlylean ideas and their historical context.

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    The play explored the dangers of Carlylean hero-worship, showing how it can lead to tyranny.

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    The politician's campaign relied heavily on a Carlylean appeal to patriotism and national pride.

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    The politician's campaign rhetoric was often criticized for its reliance on simplistic, Carlylean tropes.

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    The politician's speeches, filled with moral exhortations, had a distinctly Carlylean flavor.

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    The politician’s campaign was built on appeals to tradition and values that carried a distinctively Carlylean echo.

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    The professor challenged the students to critically examine the Carlylean assumptions embedded in Western thought.

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    The professor challenged the students to question the Carlylean assumptions underlying traditional history.

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    The professor urged her students to critically analyze the influence of Carlylean ideas on contemporary culture.

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    The professor's lecture on history took on a decidedly Carlylean tone, emphasizing the role of great men in shaping events.

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    The reviewer derided the book as an uninspired rehashing of familiar Carlylean themes and arguments.

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    The scientist's dedication to his research was driven by a Carlylean desire to unravel the mysteries of the universe.

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    The scientist's pursuit of knowledge, driven by an unyielding curiosity, had a Carlylean intensity.

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    The scientist's relentless pursuit of breakthrough discoveries manifested a distinctly Carlylean zeal.

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    The screenwriter skillfully navigated the complexities of leadership, avoiding simplistic, Carlylean tropes.

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    The sergeant's pep talk to the recruits had a raw, uncompromising intensity that felt strangely Carlylean.

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    The speaker offered a critical examination of Carlylean ideas, carefully weighing their historical impact.

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    The student's passionate defense of individual responsibility sounded almost Carlylean in its fervor.

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    The teacher challenged her students to question the often-unexamined assumptions of the Carlylean tradition.

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    The teacher encouraged her students to question the assumptions underlying a Carlylean view of the world.

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    The teacher encouraged her students to think critically about the potential pitfalls of a Carlylean worldview.