doxa in a sentence

1. True, he thought that the woman is the glory (doxa) of the man.

2. He worked at Doxa and later took over the management of the company.

3. The current Doxa Watches website is currently in transition for a few days.

4. The Greek word doxa in classical Greek means common belief or popular opinion.

5. then everything built upon these (seemingly, the entire Doxa) would also be false.

6. The Doxa SUB 300 Searambler “Silver Lung” is powered by the simple but very reliable ETA 2824.

7. In 1969, the SUB concept was further refined with the introduction of the DOXA SUB 200 T.GRAPH.

8. The dualism with the separation of aletheia (truth) and doxa (opinion) goes back to Parmenides.

9. Doxa also has to do with expressing praise to God based upon the revelation of His supreme majesty.

10. His last words were: Doxa to theo panton eneken (Glory be to God for all things) (Palladius, xi, 38).

11. In general this word means a short verse praising God and beginning, as a rule, with the Greek word Doxa.

12. Nevertheless, skeptics and dogmatists have something in common: they both criticise simple opinion (doxa).

13. Doxa Coffee is located on US Highway 441 and is one of Gainesville and Alachua’s most popular coffee houses.

14. WEB is now directly handled by the headquarters of Doxa Watches Switzerland, which now manages all activities.

15. In no place in the late Judaic literature does it concern a resurrection to doxa (glory) as an event of history.

16. This expression takes up the Greek term for knowledge (episteme), which already Plato could not separate from the belief (doxa).

17. The principal word in the Hebrew for this concept is kabod, and in the Greek doxa, which is derived from dokeo, "to think" or "to seem."

18. For those who find themselves in Alachua with a hankering that only caffeinated java can fix, Doxa Coffee would be the perfect stop-off.

19. In contrast, popularity is generated by quickness, which cannot be the aim of a critical practice that breaks with common sense and doxa.

20. ORTHOS ("right", "true", "straight") + DOXA ("opinion" or "belief") is always reminding me of question which clock is most accurate in universe?