Sentence examples for principle embodied from inspiring English sources

(Principle embodied: practice of self-discovery).

(Recent hit: "Gunfingers". Principle embodied: practice of breath).

But it is critical that the principle embodied in choosing federal judges be followed: avoidance of even the suggestion of partisanship.

The principle embodied in the second bulletpoint – the selectors' reserve right to make what are commonly described as "judgement calls" – is not so straightforward to apply, involving intuition rather than empiricism, subjectivity instead of objectivity.

By Richard Brody March 23, 2018 "Isle of Dogs" is filled with the emotionalism of respect and principle, embodied in the dogs' own organization and in their relationships with humans.

In that regard, "Isle of Dogs" is something like Anderson's first John Ford movie — filled with the emotionalism of respect and principle, embodied in the dogs' own organization and in their relationships with humans.

This principle, embodying a pivotal idea of the German Romantic aesthetics is also the core of one of A.W. Schlegel's Berlin lectures published in the Viennese journal, Prometheus (1808).

The so-called defense-in-depth principle embodies the idea of multiple lines of defense and safety barriers along the accident scene; and this principle avoids ensuring the dependence of safety on a single element.

I would also like to emphasize the principles embodied in the Arab Peace Initiative.

The Supreme Court concluded that such a "second-tier" or "skim milk" status for gay people violated core principles embodied in the United States Constitution.

But we will not stop asserting principles that are consistent with our ideals, whether that means opposing the use of violence as a means of suppressing dissent, or supporting the principles embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.