Sentence examples for know the tenets from inspiring English sources

While many voters don't know the tenets of the religion, what they do know or think they know likely comes from news accounts of fundamentalists like Warren Jeffs; HBO's series Big Love, about a polygamous family; or Jon Krakauer's best-selling book Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith.

The list could go on and on - you know the tenets of the religion of bureaucracy as well as I do.

As he may or may not have known, the tenets of "social justice" encourage one not only to help the poor, but also address the conditions that keep them poor.

Equipped to dismiss heresies of theology, I was unprepared for heresies of the human variety: Sweet-voiced Qur'anic recitations floating like cigarette smoke through the taxi radio; the fierce self-confidence of a veiled girl who loved her own religion as deeply as she knew the tenets of mine; the beauty of a million people putting their day on hold to wash themselves and pray together.

For the time being I think that teacher-assessment is the best type of assessment since I do not know about the tenets of self- and peer-assessment.

Read about various religions and try to know about the tenets of each one.

No one knows if the tenets of liberal democracy will flourish in the Arab world.

The following year he set forth a program of passive resistance, known as the Tenets of the New Party, that he hoped would destroy the hypnotic influence of British rule and prepare the people for sacrifice in order to gain independence.

"It is a basic tenet of democracy that the people have a right to know the law," Mr. Feingold said.

And, as any fool knows, these tenets have marched with the development of the net itself.

Both Israelis and Palestinians are eager to learn whether General Zinni is carrying more than the two plans for disengagement that the Americans have been pursuing for many months, known as the Tenet and Mitchell plans after their authors, the director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet and George J. Mitchell, the former senator.