Sentence examples for any principles that from inspiring English sources

Welch, who is pictured on the cover of the book with his wedding band subtly displayed, and whose wife's name is listed below his in smaller but no less gilded type, was asked if the book contained any principles that might apply to managing intimate relationships.

However, it seems plausible that this consideration would rule out any principles that would not ensure everyone reasonable access to the resources needed for a minimally decent life.

Du Châtelet writes that "a hypothesis… [must] not be in contradiction with the principle of sufficient reason, nor with any principles that are the foundation of our knowledge" (IP §61).

He specifically was interested in how impressions of other people were established and if there were any principles that regulated these impressions.

"We have not given up on any principles that we have as a party.

In addition, the conclusions of moral psychology can have substantive moral implications, for it may be reasonable to assume that if there are deep reasons that a given type of moral reasoning cannot be practical, then any principles that demand such reasoning are unsound.

In this competition wholes and parts are not on opposing teams; hence any principle that puts them there needs rethinking.

In the final pages, the narrator knows some readers will continue to ignore the relevance of his life: "You'll fail to see how any principle that applies to you could apply to me". But he knows that's not true.

While there may not be any principle that is very close in structure to premise (5) of the basic argument, there is such a principle in the literature on free will and determinism, proposed by Peter van Inwagen (1983) that can be used by the foreknowledge/free will incompatibilist.

But the lone person on the second rock will want to reject any principle that allows you to save the five.

But given the chance of A, it is possible to deduce ~A, and hence have credence in A. This looks like an inconsistency, so like any principle that implies a contradiction, the Principal Principle must be false.