Sentence examples for enunciation of principles from inspiring English sources

But he confined himself to the enunciation of principles; most of the routine he left to his chief officers.

His other accomplishments in physics includes a study of bodies in free fall (closely modeled on Galileo's work), a mature enunciation of the principle of inertia, and an early and reasonably accurate interpretation of the Pascalian barometry experiments of the late 1640s.

Since few if any humans first utter 'being' or its equivalent and no one fashions as his first enunciation the principle of contradiction, facts as known to Thomas as ourselves, his meaning must be more subtle.

A simple statement of principles?

Fragment B12 ends with a further discussion of mixture and separation, and Anaxagoras' enunciation of what has come to be called the "Principle of Predominance".

Startlingly, he sang his hallucinations in the perfect, almost prissy enunciation of the Home Counties.

Her success there was mainly the result of her clear enunciation of Tea Party talking points.

Revulsion at Al Gore's showy enunciation of the names of Serbian politicians?

I remember his enunciation of "colorless, odorless, and tasteless" in a precise Edinburgh voice.

The fountain spews its cannonade of water, and that enunciation of weightlessness will come back during Mahler's First.

Singing Turandot with the Collegiate Chorale, she communicated everything with a tentative, wondering enunciation of the word "amore".