Sentence examples for hidden principle from inspiring English sources

(My sixth, hidden, principle of entertaining is that strategic shortcuts must be taken to ensure the greater good).

Sometimes I take the lead by reminding them of the hidden principle in what they do, showing them how the music can be used for pro-social stuff — I think that's what I do best.

(Sebald on an English heath, contemplating the forests that are disappearing: "Combustion is the hidden principle behind every artifact we create.... From the earliest times, human civilization has been no more than a strange luminescence growing more intense by the hour, of which no one can say when it will begin to wane and when it will fade away").

"The official diversification (into tracks or streams) and unofficial diversification (into subtly hierarchized schools or classes, often through the study of modern languages) also help re-create a particularly well-hidden principle of differentiation.

However for the a posteriori method, some important information as regards the solution is concealed and hidden for the discrepancy principle, such that the theoretical analysis of the convergence rate is rather difficult obtain for some problems.

Russia also hides behind the principle of noninterference in the case of the Iranian nuclear program.

It was reasonable for the BBC to withhold the name of the main source, but it was clearly unreasonable to hide behind that principle and not shed more light on the accuracy of the report itself.

This was the Hiding Hand principle — a play on Adam Smith's Invisible Hand.

A projection of the (1 out-of N) coding principle to a distributed protocol across storage units shows that the compression effort can be hidden in the communication and storage principles.

Another Twitter commenter, @the_itch1980, said the magazine was hiding behind the principles of satire and free speech but was actually racist.

If someone frees a few people in jail but some are still hiding, the same principles apply.