Sentence examples for cling to a principle from inspiring English sources

Many developing countries are determined to cling to a principle called "differentiation" enshrined in the 1992 climate convention agreed in Rio de Janeiro.

Tykes cling to a teddy bear or blanket.

Magnetized spice jars cling to a wall like shiny barnacles.

Defense helped the Yankees cling to a 4-3 lead Thursday.

So why cling to a home that's disappearing?

We cling to a long-accepted theory, just as we cling to an old suit of clothes.

This clash causes individuals to cling to a cultural identity that, at least in the Deep South, eschews evolution.

Except cling to a fictional status quo.

Yet many continue to cling to an old assumption: implied, unwritten management-employee contract.

Both cling to an ethos riddled with perplexities and contradictions.

Blockchain enthusiasts tend to overlook this stark reality by clinging to a fiction that just because certain technological principles can be boiled down to "white papers," implementation is inevitable.