Sentence examples for principle from a from inspiring English sources

"But behind the differences there is a common principle from a math point of view," Dr. Nakagaki said.

With Deborah Treisman April 1, 2016 Anne Enright joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Frank O'Connor's "The Masculine Principle," from a 1950 issue of the magazine.

Otherwise, you will probably need to arrange a mortgage agreement in principle from a local bank as only a few UK banks lend for overseas purchases.

A single loan obtained from a bank by a business firm is not different in principle from a loan obtained by an individual.

In his plurality opinion, Chief Justice John Roberts cited a Supreme Court principle from a ruling in 1890 that defines cruelty as limited to punishments that "involve torture or a lingering death".

Of course, it's a difficult comparison to make, because the corporate world has immense power, but behavioural change in a child may not be so different in principle from a business executive.

The generalist can understand this as the extraction of a principle from an earlier case, which we then apply to later ones.

He claimed to have learned his principles from a German professor he met during a postwar job in Baghdad.

He says the immense scale of Ford's project could elevate green manufacturing principles from a useful niche to a mainstream industrial movement.

We need to justify our epistemic principles from a common point of view because we need shared epistemic principles in order to even have a common point of view.

She wrote a cookbook with a friend, "Darling, You Shouldn't Have Gone to So Much Trouble," full of dishes concocted at top speed, on surrealist principles, from a reckless spillage of cans, packets and dehydrated powders, moistened liberally with alcohol.