I was still attacking the precepts of Modernism, but this time from behind!
Another precept we spend a lot of time talking about is that we do the tough stuff with optimism and mastery.
But this was the time the precepts of customer relationships were formed.
Tennis is not as beholden to such precepts, given the multitude of times the best players engage one another and with conditions varying from outdoors to indoors and surface to surface.
Supreme Court confirmations are a good time to reflect on some basic precepts of our "separation of powers" system of government.
That means most of the time I'm trying to stick to these precepts of what I can and can't eat but there have been moments on the road where there was just nothing.
In a growing number of countries, he said, the general precepts of the convention have translated into workable contracts that, for the first time, clarify who owns what and how any benefits will be shared.
Among his early decisions, seen as controversial at the time but widely accepted since, were several that changed basic precepts of international criminal law.
In "The Rug: It Shrank!" he comments on the almost imperceptible changes over time to the interior of Philip Johnson's classic Glass House in New Canaan, Conn., a monument to the seemingly immutable precepts of high Modernism.
One of these strategies has been simply to point out both that we blame groups all the time in practice and that we do so in a way that is difficult to analyze with the precepts of methodological individualism.
