Sentence examples for definite principles from inspiring English sources

As in his anatomical drawings, Leonardo developed definite principles of graphic representation stylization, patterns, and diagrams that offer a precise demonstration of the object in question.

Do not accept the middle of the road compromise, which is an incorrect way -- but instead maintain your definite principles and morals without hypocrisy.

He alone stood firm and gave definite utterance to principles intelligible to all".

By the mid-19th century it was clear that a definite body of principles for the treatment of war prisoners was being generally recognized in the Western world.

The believer thus maintains, on the one hand, acknowledgement of divine omnipotence as the creative power of God, which also operates in the preservation of the world, and, on the other hand, trusts in the world, which despite all its contradictions is understood as one world created by God according to definite laws and principles and according to an inner plan.

In Fr. 6 Philolaus argues that we cannot say anything more definite about the ultimate principles of reality ("nature in itself" and "the being of things").

But in the case ( dot{V} le 0 ) (negative semi definite), Lasalles's invariance principle is not possible to prove the stability.

The Principle of Mutuality determines those "reciprocal tendencies and desires which interact between large bodies of men, aiming at single and definite ends," while the Principle of Dependence has "[n]o man stand[ing] up entirely alone, self-sufficient in the entire circle of human needs" ("Social Principle," 33).

Not definitive, just definite.

Draw a definite conclusion on which ethical principles have been violated.

First define what is good teaching Good teaching has a clear focus, with definite goals based on musical principles.