Sentence examples for opposite principles from inspiring English sources

Among them is the "derivation" of all reality from the interaction of two opposite principles, "the One" and "the indeterminate dyad".

Thus, within one process (carcinogenesis), two opposite principles coexist: the chaotic (mutagenesis) and highly regulated (epigenesis).

Conflict resolution between opposite principles and the integration of new, more precise or refined ideas, are a process of adaptation and creating knowledge.

Trolls embody the opposite principle.

(Mr. Serra's sculpture, for example, seems based on precisely the opposite principle).

Subduction-zone earthquakes operate on the opposite principle: one enormous problem causes many other enormous problems.

By excusing certain people, we seem to be invoking the opposite principle: suffering geniuses gladly.

Generally the articles are written by fans, which is good: a work edited on the opposite principle would make for interesting though much darker reading.

The opposite principle, used to justify territorial gains, is uti possidetis — in full, uti possidetis, ita possideatis, "as you possessed [it], you shall possess [it] from now on".

At the abbey, they will celebrate the opposite principle: the marriage of a man born to be king, in what is almost certainly the most important royal ceremonial occasion until the Queen's reign ends.

Mr. Obama's self-image, as he makes clear in his memoir, "Dreams From My Father," rested on just the opposite principle: the fluidity of identity, the American possibility of free self-invention.