Sentence examples for principles well from inspiring English sources

How do you prevent its principles, well intentioned as they are, from staling into piety?

"You have to understand the aerodynamic principles well and how to apply them," Mr. Drummond said.

JACOBS: According to biblical principles, marriage is between a man and a woman, so we have to say "what happens when a nation makes a decision that's against God's principles?" Well, often what happens is that nature itself will begin to talk to us - for instance, violent storms, flooding.

Don't be afraid to be different: visually explore refreshing ideas, and reinterpret existing styles (particularly if you studied your design principles well).

Purchase macramé-specific cordage for your early projects and move on to other cordage only when you've got the knot tying principles well mastered.

The Framework outlines four areas of early learning that are based on these principles: Well-being and Belonging; Exploration and Creativity; Languages and Literacies; and Social Responsibility and Diversity.

The French 75mm gun that dominates the area called Shock illustrates the principle well.

Throughout, she demonstrates a principle well known to literary scavengers: one culture's givens and clichés are another's poetry.

On too many occasions we didn't discuss issues, in principle, well before the die was cast.

To both — his editing and his column-writing — Mr. Rosenthal brought a clarity of vision and commitment to principle well worth remembering, and very much worth emulating today.

Biologists know the principle well: Two animal species can rarely occupy the same niche.