Sentence examples for her tenet from inspiring English sources

Those immersed in the lives of older people have long identified with her tenet that embracing our vulnerability is central to the richness of later life.

Her tenet that disease, death and sin are the result of separation from God, and that prayer could heal, brought rapid growth to the movement she founded in 1879 in Boston as the Christian Science Church.

It didn't seem that her war story was intended to show bravado, but to prove her guiding tenet that other than the truly incorrigible -- the sociopath or psychotic -- if you treat people as human beings, they respond accordingly.

Shulamith endlessly questioned her parents' tenets.

But her portraits of poor people also betray a basic tenet of her approach, giving people their due, not pity.

She also has made efforts to reduce gun violence a central tenet of her campaign for more than a year, giving her an authenticity on that topic  that Trump lacks.

Abigail was also a strong proponent for women's rights so while all the daughters were influenced by her beliefs, Louisa was the one who most strongly lived her life according to the tenets of her mother.

Like some ordinary Christians, Mirza said, she does not adhere to every tenet of her faith.

In fact, the inspector general's report quotes Ms. Slatkin as saying that Mr. Tenet "gave her the responsibility for coordinating" the case.

Angle, for her part, labelled "the tenet of the separation of church and state" an "unconstitutional doctrine" – and she refused to disavow or amend the remarks when pressed in an interview this summer.

When a plaintiff makes a claim that something transgresses a tenet of her religion, the law is that the courts will assume that the belief is sincerely held.