Sentence examples for precepts about from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the most entertaining character is Mickey, whose streetwise biases are held up to ridicule, then shown to have a clear logic even as they push aside precepts about right, wrong and ethical living.

He has scrutinized, one by one, the widely held precepts about melanoma and the sun, and found the evidence wanting.

We pass on a few precepts about the universe but leave the brain to figure out the rest.

The letters throw useful light on the Antonines and on Fronto's judgments of earlier writers and his precepts about language and style.

Furgol, a tall, pleasant-looking man from St . Louis is a contradiction of a number of precepts about what it takes to make an Open champion.

Much of their book attempts to match the challenges of current life — a shrinking manufacturing sphere, a global labor surplus, a mire of race-inflected socioeconomic traps — with Marx's quite specific precepts about the nineteenth-century European economy.

Although such a perfect congruency of poetry and fine arts is not frequently found, the precept about Persian art that "its wings are too heavy with beauty" can also be applied to Persian poetry.

This is not what the precepts are about.

The third precept is about humans.

All indications are that the District Judge violated each of these ethical precepts by talking about the case with reporters.

In his sermon, Father Jordan spoke about precepts of Roman Catholic theology that proclaim the dignity of all life — "Every person counts; no person is illegal.