Sentence examples for * the tenet of from inspiring English sources

For now, the tenet of the revolution — that the army and the people were one hand — is holding.

For now, the tenet of the revolution that the army and the people were one hand is holding.

Some later Ajivikas worshipped Goshala as a divinity, and the tenet of niyati developed into the doctrine that all change was illusory and that everything was eternally immobile.

And in that regard the tenet of submission to the common good was respected, from start to finish, by one and all.

Some officials seem to think that assistance would violate the tenet of personal responsibility that borrowers should not take out loans they cannot afford.

Angle, for her part, labelled "the tenet of the separation of church and state" an "unconstitutional doctrine" – and she refused to disavow or amend the remarks when pressed in an interview this summer.

The slight reproductive advantages some organisms inherit over others is the core tenet of the Darwinian evolution by natural selection.

It completely changes the whole tenet of the picture".

This elevation of conciliar over papal authority was the central tenet of the late medieval movement called conciliarism.

She says she feels that the chief tenet of the Hippocratic Oath -- do no harm -- is being violated.

This chapter is designed to discuss the third tenet of the Unix philosophy.