Sentence examples for principles which sit from inspiring English sources

The word manipulation itself is certainly more emotive and arguably has more negative connotations than paternalism, which implies protection and care, principles which sit more comfortably in the ethos of healthcare.

So here's the provisional but disquieting conclusion I draw from this encounter: the government of the United Kingdom appears not to possess a definition of the principle which sits at the heart of environmental protection and environmental law.

A search bar sits atop a row of apps, which sit atop a row of … folders?

The same pared back principle extends to Nokia's Z launcher software which sits on top of Android 5.0 (Lollipop).

"We share the core principles of the Republican Party," Mr. McCain said at a news conference the men held around midday in Salinas, which sits in the middle of a largely Democratic county with an unusually high percentage of the so-called swing voters who had found Mr. McCain so attractive during the primaries.

He carried a briefcase, which sat by his feet.

One barrel, which sits on the ground, holds the fish.

The other high temperature zone is located in the Taiwan island, which sits on a Cenozoic tectonically active zone.

The hippocampus, which sits deeper within the brain, deals primarily with memory and navigation.

We selected V339K, which sits at the top of subdomain IIA.

This lysine packs against W741 of the h2i, which sits adjacent to R734 of the h2i.