Sentence examples for classic tenets from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the positions taken by one group could be surprising; in Venezuela in the 1840s, for instance, it was conservatives who supported free trade with the exterior, a stance that elsewhere was one of the classic tenets of liberalism.
However, tricky, hard-to-pull off trends tend to fade eventually, while the classic tenets of plating food so that it looks fresh, appetizing and delicious never go out of style.
The scenario differs somewhat from the classic tenet, proposed by Charles Darwin, that all of today's life evolved from a single ancestral form.
These Lilly advisers helped revive the brand by urging the makers to focus on classic Lilly tenets: loud colors and lurid pink and green prints.
Mr. Sauerberg, a physician from the western suburbs of Chicago, ran a largely self-financed campaign around classic Republican tenets of smaller government, lower taxes and a strong military.
It can be an alienating choice (necessitating numerous violations of the classic creative writing tenet "Show, don't tell") but also a very effective one if your voice requires a certain experimental eeriness.
Quite the opposite: we developed several original experimental models in both cats and dogs to test the basic tenets of the "classic" CSF hypothesis [ 3- 10].
Jefferson, in contrast, disdained gilded and richly carved objects, choosing instead furnishings of classic simplicity -- a reflection of the tenets of the Democratic-Republican party he had helped found.
This new adventure puzzle game, currently under development, is a sort of mash up of those three classic fantasy and sci-fi games, combined with the basic tenets of synthetic music production.
That it undermined religious tenets?
