Sentence examples for principle articulated from inspiring English sources
But the principle articulated by the Greek philosopher Heraclitus rings true: the only thing constant is change.
As a general rule, apologies lose their potency as time elapses, a principle articulated by Alben W. Barkley, Harry S. Truman's vice president, who said, "If you have to eat crow, eat it while it's hot".
Mind the Bullshit Asymmetry Principle, articulated by the Italian software developer Alberto Brandolini in 2013: the amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.
The fact that almost every fine principle articulated by Mr. Obama was contradicted by harsh U.S. policies throughout the region should not detract from the potential power of the ideas in his speech.
We strongly agreed with the principle articulated by President Obama and his F.C.C. chairman, Julius Genachowski, that the Internet should remain open on equal terms to all, a level playing field for Web sites big and small.
The principle articulated in this famous case was extended, by analogy, to allow recovery for harm against an engineering firm whose negligent repair work caused the collapse of a lift (Haseldine v. CA Daw & Son Ltd. 1941 2 KB 343).
As he goes on to explain, this principle articulates the core requirement for "externally" institutionalizing the different types of practical discourse that are relevant for the justification of particular laws.
Ultimately, the question is whether polygamy is allowed under the privacy principles articulated in Lawrence.
By the early 1960s, he had formed many of the principles articulated in "Design for the Real World".
But make no mistake: the addiction medicine residencies are not pioneering new ideas but building upon the clinical principles articulated in well-established addiction psychiatry residencies.
The central committee is roughly 3,000 active party members, loyal to Likud principles articulated by former Prime Minister Menachem Begin, who died in 1992.
