Sentence examples for inward principle from inspiring English sources
Thus, Green writes that in Christ "[all] live in freedom, as having the mind of God for an inward principle, not an outward restraint" (JF 196).
In principle, the transient inward current (Figure 1C, arrow) could also contribute to RBC band pass behavior [30].
In the cell, the inward-directed Na+gradient drives citrate uptake, but all steps are in principle reversible.
Hence, the pleasure principle reverts, turns inward, is repressed.
Finally, we present local fixed point theorems and continuation principles for generalized inward contractions.
Thus, Locke strongly rejects any attempt to make inward persuasion not judged by reason a legitimate principle.
His work not only moves inward in terms of its emphasis on abstract principles, it moves inward emotionally too, to a dark, sealed-off sphere that is perfectly ordered but also grimly joyless, sometimes ugly and, when the human figure is involved, clearly misanthropic.
Whatever outward forces there are — including radiation, nuclear and electromagnetic forces, or even quantum degeneracy arising from the Pauli exclusion principle — must be equal and opposite to the inward force of gravity, or collapse is inevitable.
The Hegelian progressive principle of negation and synthesis was nothing less than the inward divine making itself outwardly known to itself through time.
Until 1646 the Pascal family held strictly Roman Catholic principles, though they often substituted l'honnêteté ("polite respectability") for inward religion.
