Sentence examples for obvious principles from inspiring English sources

Judge Holland's failure to recuse herself violates the most basic, and obvious, principles of judicial ethics and due process.

It's plain that Downing Street remains anxious that he stay on side: his obvious principles would make him a particularly difficult critic to write off.

These may seem like obvious principles in any distribution of funding, but they have not been apparent in the operation of the Barnett formula and have not been guiding principles for the direction of travel under this government.

Indeed, the Liar seems to allow us to reach such conclusions on the basis of logic, plus some very obvious principles that have sometimes been counted as principles of logic.

"That is the obvious principle.

So here I want to lay out an insanely obvious principle that apparently needs clarification.

It was a quirk, a relic of local politics and patronage, that violated the painfully obvious principle that public land is for everybody.

Eventually, he invented a system he called COSH, for "control of static heaviness," based on an obvious principle: a helium-filled airship goes up, so an airship filled with air (which is heavier than helium) should go down.

The justices can strike a blow for their own reputation and for democracy by standing up for an obvious principle: that the right to vote cannot be taken away to serve the electoral purposes of a political party.

This brings up another obvious principle that the festival adopted: New Music Fosters New Vitality If classical music is going to be a living, breathing art form, then living, breathing composers, and young musicians who are excited about those composers, have to be a full part of any enterprise, even when Mozart is the brand name of a festival.

The theorem above expresses that the same thing happens when formalising the intuitively most obvious principle concerning set existence and membership.