Sentence examples for and in the precepts from inspiring English sources

There is didacticism – perhaps inevitable – popping up in the quotations that open the sections and in the "precepts" of Mr Browne, the popular English teacher ("Your deeds are your monuments"), but it is done with a light touch.

Digital products and services are rooted in the precepts of generativity.

"I certainly believe in the precepts of Buddhism and that of tolerance of other religions and integrity and honesty," she said when she first joined Congress.

Offa ruled as a Christian king, but despite being praised by Charlemagne's advisor, Alcuin, for his piety and efforts to "instruct [his people] in the precepts of God", he came into conflict with Jaenberht, the Archbishop of Canterbury.

They excised references to God in the precepts after the A.C.L.U. in Indiana threatened a lawsuit.

It is there that Osama received his first formal education in the precepts of violent jihad.

"One must not be anxious about fixing a fee," Hippocrates says in the Precepts.

The designers were steeped in the precepts of the Bauhaus, the early 20th-century German school that sought to ground architectural beauty in practical, industrial function.

Value creation in the digital economy is rooted in the precepts of generativity, which opens the value creation process for multiple firms to limitlessly combine and recombine digital components.

We can't believe in the precepts of the romantic idea anymore, alas we hold on to its ghost.

He said: "We were clearly the only ones playing with a straight bat and interested in applying the precepts of Scottish justice, which we continue to do and continue to uphold.