Sentence examples for principle expressed from inspiring English sources

The response was immediate, and by the following Wednesday, the show was up and running, its guiding principle expressed by a sign taped to the back wall: "Give Us Your Photographs".

I'd seen the principle expressed in her fan mail, which I'd spent an evening reading in her company ("Miss Williams, did you ever get your heart stomped on by a guy named Alex?

Such formula is based on the linearized incremental form of the Poynting theorem obtained by manipulating the energy balance principle expressed in material description.

The equilibrium equation is, in principle, expressed in terms of the measured (master, primary) and unmeasured (slave, secondary) degrees of freedom.

Carnap fully understands that if the general verificationist strategy is followed, there will also be a verificationist principle expressed in the meta-meta-language governing the meta-language.

Given this, problems stem from the application of the principle expressed in the first premise to the objects of the senses (appearances).

The truthmaker principle expresses the ontological aspect of the neo-classical correspondence theory.

Now, as we have seen (2.3), it is quite uncontroversial that there can be no strict, purely psychological laws, and the interaction principle expresses this.

The principles expressed in the Charter are high.

But he admired the principles expressed in the Declaration of Independence.

But through the prism of legal principles expressed in the case itself, we can see that everything is at stake: citizenship, social security and ultimately society.