Sentence examples for The tenet of from inspiring English sources

The "tenet of the times," Mr. Blier concluded, was " 'the big stuff will kill you.' " Of course, there were reasons for this change in style other than fears of vocal burnout.

The tenet of Islamic principles is highlighted by the findings that interest rate is not a determining variable in explaining KMI-30's volatility.

The tenet of the model can be extended to haplotype a complicated trans-generational pedigree, founded with multiple original parents and involving individuals with different relatedness.

The tenet of EGDT is to optimize oxygen delivery, resolving the oxygen transport imbalance, in the hope of improving tissue perfusion.

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.

We violated the tenets of the Geneva Convention.

He affirmed the tenets of the Muslim faith.

He believes in the tenets of the U.S. Constitution.

Refining nature is one of the tenets of modern luxury.

These are among the tenets of a pessimistic conventional wisdom.