Sentence examples for inviolable rules from inspiring English sources

These are not inviolable rules.

According to the inviolable rules of Americans and Europeans since the collapse of Communism, none of this should be happening.

Part of the trouble is that Mr Putin plays by different rules; indeed, for him, there are no inviolable rules, nor universal values, nor even cast-iron facts (such as who shot down flight MH17).

As with most of the previous performances, the newest dance is proceeding according to a set of inviolable rules, rendered much stricter because this particular dance has begun during a gubernatorial election year.

Among the many inviolable rules of film criticism - that Nic Cage is a genius; that Terminator 2 was better than the first Terminator; that Kevin Costner will never, ever not be absurd – the most inviolable of all centres on Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, the holy trinity that, whether you like their films or not, must be bowed to as towering luminaries.

In another example of flawed reasoning, Alexander's theory espouses pure freedom no rules, no morals, no top-down control yet proposes achieving this through the imposition of his own set of inviolable rules [17], because he doesn't trust the activated populace to avoid mistakes and missed opportunities (Saunders 2002a; Walker 2003; Kalb 2014).

There is just one inviolable rule: nobody votes without a National Identity Card.

For decades, there was an inviolable rule in camera-arts connoisseurship: color was vulgar.

It is an almost inviolable rule that Hollywood attempts at surf movies are not received well by surfers.

He said it was important, in general, to let precedents stand, but admitted that this was not an inviolable rule.

Magueijo, a young Portuguese scientist, suggests that as the universe has grown older the speed of light has slowed, challenging Albert Einstein and an inviolable rule of theoretical physics.