Sentence examples for ancient principles from inspiring English sources

Hill's tips were based on the ancient principles of sympathetic magic: the idea that like counters like.

Harking back to ancient principles as defined in the Charter of the Forest is not just an exercise in nostalgia.

The designs generated from these studies are simultaneously radical and traditional, unforeseen structures informed by ancient principles and the natural world.

This work, he suggests, reflects trends that counter information overload, such as the widespread interest in "mindfulness" (a rehash of ancient principles of meditation).

These explicit commitments and similar, ancient principles of sovereign public trust are often overlooked but, if enforced, they offer sustainable protection for the biosphere.

Stated simply, the holding of Hans is that the ancient principles of sovereign immunity limit exercise of the federal power to suits against consenting States.

Following an ancient principle, he jacked up the car in order to change the tire, whereupon the circular windshield cracked.

"The US is our natural friend … We believe in [the] ancient principle that the entire world … is a global family".

The problem here is that the ancient principle of Nimby (not in my back yard) becomes understandably universal.

The latest Islamic State video is proof, if it is needed, that Isis understands this ancient principle of warfare.

Combining an ancient principle with new technology, MIT researchers have devised a way to answer that question.