Sentence examples for mores tenets from inspiring English sources

(On one front page story today alone you could find "mores," "tenets," "bickering," "ensued," "plaudits," "akin," and "idly").

But the bulk of each speech was spent on the differences: Trump embraced more tenets of Republican orthodoxy and Clinton made pledges that progressives would be comforted to hear.

Among Perfectionism's more radical tenets: in the commune, all property should be shared, never owned.

Functionalism, taken in this sense, manifests itself in many of the more particular tenets of Prague school doctrine.

Ferguson's writing is sometimes plodding, and his forays into the more obscure tenets of Zen can leave the layman confused.

The correlation between cost and consumption is pretty compelling; as Finkelstein notes, there's no more basic tenet of economics than that price matters.

And what more fundamental tenet of decency is there than to put first and to cherish all that makes us human, as opposed to what divides one group from another?

But behind these cases lies a more problematic tenet: that of diyya, blood money paid in compensation to the family of the victim, and which the young man in question failed to raise.

But a more important tenet still is an unspoken one, not to criticise friends in public.

By learning more about the tenets of evolutionary psychology (and more specifically about those of evolutionary developmental psychology), family studies faculty and students can realize the importance of the bidirectional epigenetic processes that occur between an organism and its environment (King et al. 2010; King and Bjorklund 2010).

But more conservative Islamic tenets have taken over lands, communities, families, heads and hearts.