Sentence examples for basic principles of life from inspiring English sources

Cicero said of the Mysteries that Athens had given to mankind "nothing finer..., and as they are called an initiation (initia), so indeed do we learn in them the basic principles of life, and from them acquire not only a way of living in happiness but also a way of dying with greater hope" (De legibus, 2.36).

Understanding and modeling the organizational principles underlying the robustness of metabolic networks with respect to gene perturbations is important not only to shed light on basic principles of life, but also to identify weaknesses that may lead to new drug targets to kill pathogens or cancer cells (Behre et al., 2008).

Most contemporary critics think that Aristotle treats psychology as a sub-branch of natural philosophy, because he regards the soul (psuchê) as the basic principle of life, including all animal and plant life.

It is the basic principle of life and it should also be the basic principle of the policy on equal opportunities for women and men.

He believed that the basic principles of matter, life, and mind would be succeeded through terrestrial evolution by the principle of supermind as an intermediate power between the two spheres of the infinite and the finite.

But movies shouldn't get the most basic principles of animal life wrong.

I like to think that I have the basic principles of my life in order: I take care of myself in the ways that matter most (physically, spiritually, emotionally, etc).; I have a career that I love; three beautiful, well-behaved children; and a nice, carefully-selected circle of friends on whom I know I can rely for anything that I dare ask should the need arise, and vice-versa.

International research and studies across the world by different agencies are also building up the argument that agriculture has to adopt sustainable methods by following the basic principles of bringing back life to soil through integrated agro ecological agricultural practices (IAASTD 2009; Third World Network 2012, and UNCTAD 2013).

They also advance the notion of democracy as being a fragile culture or way of life that must continuously be reproduced in new generations and incorporated as a basic principle of everyday life.

In this sense, "hanagu" is not only a declaration of the Na's basic principles of daily production and life but also a mean for the Daba to initiate and perform a series of ritual actions.

The basic principle of American life is that we try to respect religious beliefs, and accommodate them where we can.