tolstoyan (Meaning)
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tolstoyan (a.)
Alt. of Tolstoian
Synonyms & Antonyms of tolstoyan
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tolstoyan Sentence Examples
- The pacifist movement embraced Tolstoyan principles, advocating for nonviolence and compassion.
- Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy was deeply influenced by Tolstoyan teachings.
- The novel "Anna Karenina" is considered a quintessential Tolstoyan work, exploring complex themes of morality and human nature.
- Tolstoyan idealism emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth and the rejection of material possessions.
- The Tolstoyan concept of "the people" refers to the collective wisdom and resilience of the common folk.
- The Tolstoyan view of history challenges traditional narratives, focusing on the role of the masses rather than the elite.
- Martin Luther King Jr. drew inspiration from Tolstoyan principles in his nonviolent civil rights campaigns.
- The Tolstoyan ideal of simplicity and humility inspired many to live a more sustainable and meaningful life.
- Tolstoyan literature often portrays the transformative power of love and forgiveness.
- The Tolstoyan legacy continues to inspire individuals and movements seeking social justice and spiritual awakening.
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Alt. of Tolstoian
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The pacifist movement embraced Tolstoyan principles, advocating for nonviolence and compassion.
Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy was deeply influenced by Tolstoyan teachings.
The novel "Anna Karenina" is considered a quintessential Tolstoyan work, exploring complex themes of morality and human nature.
Tolstoyan idealism emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth and the rejection of material possessions.
