Sentence examples for principles and none from inspiring English sources

A recent textbook analysis (Pomerance, Greenberg, & Walsh, 2016) took the six key learning strategies from this report by Pashler and colleagues, and found that very few teacher-training textbooks cover any of these six principles – and none cover them all, suggesting that these strategies are not systematically making their way into the classroom.

When the left and the right agree on an issue, it's often a sign of trouble they usually agree on the basis of different principles and assumptions, none of which, as a result, are seriously challenged.

When the left and the right agree on an issue, it's often a sign of trouble — they usually agree on the basis of different principles and assumptions, none of which, as a result, are seriously challenged.

Biblical monotheism, therefore, has more than one dimension, including not only the monotheistic principle that there is one God and none beside him but also the mathematical principle of the primacy of "one" and its deification as the Prime Mover.

And none of these principles are getting anywhere near telling me.

He is a principles-and-values guy.

In cryptography, this is known as Kerckhoffs' principle: Put all your secrecy into the key and none into the cryptographic algorithm (3, 4).

As discussed in the High Level Design section, ParKontroller is a standalone device that is designed using off-the-shelf parts and basic circuit design principles; hence none of the copyright, patents, or intellectual property is violated.

So unless there are principles saying which sorts of actions are right and which wrong, none would be right and none wrong.

The leading principle of our Constitution is the independence of the Legislature, executive and judiciary of each other, and none are more jealous of this than the judiciary.

The principle is a powerful one but it is negative: no generation can be bound by those before it; and none can bind those after.