Sentence examples for principles book from inspiring English sources

The first book, The Institution, is intended as a treatment of the general nature of things according to Descartes's principles; book two, The History of Nature, illustrates, by means of a great variety of reported experiments and examples, the operation of these first principles in nature.

Books 13 20 celebrate the cosmic principle (book 13) and present marriage prayers (book 14), funeral formulas (book 18), and other magical and ritual formulas.

The visit with the Oakdale bookworms was part of a survey of homes across Long Island that confirmed several unscientific yet impossible to disprove principles of books and book placement.

Readability is further compromised by the abandonment of ages-old principles of book design such as those concerning the size and placement of the type block, page size, placement of page numbers (folios), and type design.

Getting a feel for animation is trial and error as much as it is studying principles from books, especially when starting out.

Here's Ascribe Newswire taking a more sinister view of what they call "the Sawyer Principle:" The Book Club is reading "Drive," by Daniel H. Pink, in March.

I suspect that Spacks's priority, on the deepest level, is close to Nabokov's pleasure principle: her book's best chapter is on children's literature.

All good things should be abundant, and they should be free.He came to apply that principle to books, too.

One of Russell's earliest essays on education is in his 1916 book, Principles of Social Reconstruction.

I have never before assented to so many of the principles of a book and found it so awful.

There is a corridor devoted to the richly colored patterns from Dresser's 1873 book, "Principles of Decorative Design".