Sentence examples for precepts are from inspiring English sources

These precepts are just a beginning.

Note that several precepts are now full.

Yet even in Britain basic precepts are being questioned.

Precepts are an integral part of this course.

Stanton's precepts are often invoked at the studio, particularly "Be wrong fast" or "Fail early".

The precepts are cynical and generally amoral, evidently dating from an age of lawlessness and treachery.

In a sense, Friedman's precepts were the view of an addict.

One of our precepts is that we drink wine, we don't taste it.

It's startling to recall how revolutionary the original vision was, and how rigid its strictest precepts were.

Though his precepts were homespun to the point of platitude, they were transparently sincere and devoid of conventional pomposity.

Those precepts were codified in 1890 with the enactment of the Imperial Rescript on Education (Kyōiku Chokugo).