Sentence examples for one basic principle from inspiring English sources

It worked on one basic principle: Everyone remained anonymous.

Also, for all of Valleywag's prying into the lives of Silicon Valley "celebrities", Denton held on to at least one basic principle: decreeing that the lives of their non-famous girlfriends, boyfriends, wives and husbands – "civillians" as he called them – should remain off-limits.

Since its inception, Internet access in the U.S. has been guided by one basic principle: ISPs that provide the on-ramps to the Internet should not control what happens on the Internet.

[Dayan] builds her argument around one basic principle: that in a society of laws, we frame cruelty in terms of intent.

At the same time, "one basic principle should sit at the core of the left's vision of the future: that of a universal basic income" – paying everyone a basic wage.

Because work and so-called welfare increasingly fail to provide any kind of secure foundation for living, one basic principle should sit at the core of the left's vision of the future: that of a universal basic income (UBI).

"That doesn't mean we compromise on basic principles," said one senior national diplomat, adding that it would be "a mistake" for the UK to rely on talks with small groups of countries.

A film like Beautiful Thing, which promised nothing, delivered little, but still hung on one simple, basic principle.

One basic organizing principle is putting things you use more often closer to you.

"They want to get involved with the more regular mainstream charities but by doing something outside of the mainstream rather than just sending their checks". One basic economic principle seems to apply: It's easier to get friends to fork over $5 or $10 when they're having fun.

The one whose basic principle of play is the kicking of a ball by a foot.