Sentence examples for founding tenets from inspiring English sources
(Then again, Corsi had been planning to promote his anti-Obama book on a radio show with a "statement of principles" asserting that it "represent[s] a philosophy that is pro-White" and which "heartily endorse[s] and accept[s] as our own, the founding tenets of the Council of Conservative Citizens". That didn't happen after word got out beyond the far-right circles Corsi usually swims in).
The baroque frenzy of the place stands in vivid contrast to the founding tenets of the Hare Krishna movement.
In place of the founding tenets of modernity – liberalism, democracy and personal autonomy – there is a new religion: Dataism.
That feat, which the group, without providing evidence, proclaimed a success on Dec. 27, simply illustrates a truth of the universe, as expressed in one of the organization's founding tenets: "The created will one day become creator".
It became one of the founding tenets of existentialist philosophy, but until reading Carole Seymour-Jones's excellent new biography of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, I hadn't quite realised the diabolic glee with which this pair applied the belief to their daily lives.
She will say that the most important advice she leaves her successor, the broadcaster Peter Bazalgette, is to protect the principle at the heart of the founding tenets of the Arts Council: that the arts should be at "arm's length" from direct interference by politicians.
Tomatoes are a founding tenet of Mediterranean food, but they are also used a lot in Asian cooking.
This creeping extension of secrecy in criminal hearings is a dangerous departure from a founding tenet of British justice.
The primacy of text over author is of course a founding tenet of the New Criticism that formed Doctorow's writerly values — he was a protégé of John Crowe Ransom at Kenyon College in the early 1950's.
And not trying to do so is essentially a founding tenet of the profession.
A founding tenet was that psychiatry is central to this task (James et al., 2013).
