Sentence examples for principle teaching from inspiring English sources

The 'generic principle' teaching method by Wagenschein may help to overcome misconceptions (Heymann 2010).

Reliance on principle teaches us not to play Ukip at its own game – which Labour will always lose.

But the Hardy-Weinberg principle teaches us that this is not so.

Then I recalled another principle taught to me by my professors.

The "as if" principle teaches us that "once you behave as if you were a type of person, you become that person".

Indeed, the basic principle taught in the first weeks of any elementary economics course is to let bygones be bygones -- don't cry over spilt milk.

Although his word 'politik' has been translated as either policy or politics over the years, Clausewitz's statement has been a key principle taught and debated in war colleges and schools of international relations for almost 200 years.

Following the principle taught to him by mentor Jack Lemmon, Spacey never misses a chance to "send the elevator back down", helping those who are still at the start of their career.

Developer Kazunori Koide, an associate professor in the University of Pittsburgh Department of Chemistry, based the probe on a simple principle taught in undergraduate organic chemistry classes: Mercury converts alkynes into ketones.

Feng Shui principle teaches that clutter creates chaos and trapped energy, and it can weaken the driver's energy.

How can they maintain the principles taught to them in a degraded, sinful and sociopathic world?