Sentence examples for most fundamental principles from inspiring English sources

"This goes against the most fundamental principles of American foreign policy".

Three of the most fundamental principles of Western liberal democracies are at issue.

Out of this toil and ordinariness he is drawing the most fundamental principles of the art.

One of the most fundamental principles of physics is the law of conservation of energy.

"They are an assault on ordinary Palestinians and an affront to the most fundamental principles of human rights.

Ms. Roberts can be thanked for illustrating the most fundamental principles that define guilty-pleasure summer reading.

But nothing so breaches the most fundamental principle of justice as its custom of holding all rape trials behind closed doors.

He dropped the names of civil rights leaders and said that equal opportunity was "the most fundamental principle of American life".

Is the most fundamental principle of democracy -- that voters, not government officials, determine the outcome of elections -- already passing into myth in this, the world's greatest democracy?

It is a dangerous confusion and distortion of the single most fundamental principle of the Constitution — that everyone, including the president, is subject to the rule of law.

"In doing so I was denied the most fundamental principle of law, and that is the right of an accused person to defend themselves.