Sentence examples for eternal principles from inspiring English sources

The eternal principles on which our sense of self depends.

– capitalism established the eternal principles of human nature: competition, initiative etc.

As the great man said: 'We must strictly conform to the eternal principles of right and justice.

Too often the degree of political attachment to eternal principles is a function of the glue of partisan interest.

But the emerging metaphysical paradigm differs from its predecessors in that its fate is tied to historical becoming, rather than to the eternal principles of being.

It began, "To secure to twenty millions of women the rights of citizenship is to base your party on the eternal principles of justice".

In this view the only goal is the one permanent and eternal principle: the One, God, brahman, which is totally opposite to phenomenal existence.

Phil Rosenzweig of Switzerland's IMD business school has argued that management writers are prone to "the halo effect": they treat the temporary success of a company as proof that it has discovered some eternal principle of good management.

Erskine declared that the bill was intended to "consecrate, perhaps, in all nations, and in all ages, that just and eternal principle which binds the whole living world in one harmonious chain, under the dominion of enlightened man, the lord and governor of all". Although the bill passed the House of Lords, it failed in the House of Commons.

Not your mother's calculus Aristotle said to understand motion is to understand nature, because nature is that which changes and the eternal principle of change itself.

The Manicheans proposed a powerful, if somewhat mythical and philosophically awkward explanation of the problem of evil: there is a perpetual struggle between co-eternal principles of Light and Darkness (good and evil, respectively), and our souls are particles of Light which have become trapped in the Darkness of the physical world.