Sentence examples for principles written from inspiring English sources

The mission of The Washington Post is defined in a set of principles written by Eugene Meyer, who bought the newspaper in 1933.

Republican voters "want to see someone who they can trust," Rick Santorum said Sunday morning on CBS's "Face the Nation," "someone who's not running an Etch A Sketch campaign, but one that, you know, has their principles written on their heart, not on an erasable tablet".

Burners similarly have ten principles written by Burning Man founder Larry Harvey.

The truth is that the more I read, the more I realize that many of the guiding principles written in these books are not really teaching you what is going to make you fulfilled.

At the time of his passing, after hundreds of hours of dialogue on the subject, Foundations of the Fourth Turning of Hasidism, a short statement of principles written with a student, was being prepared for publication, the last writing he read and approved.

"Seems that jetlag works on similar principles," writes James Smith.

Research shows that it can be extremely difficult to address student misconceptions of basic scientific principles, writing objectives, or philosophical ideas.

So it's fitting that Ive, whose own work reflects the German master's principles, wrote the introduction to "As Little Design as Possible: The Work of Dieter Rams," to be published by Phaidon in June.

The compromises of power were not for him; he "would not bend his principles," wrote Adams, "for the power brokers in the Labour party, nor for the media, nor even for the electorate".

It's "a return to Google's roots and principles," writes NPR's Wright Bryan.

Hemingway's postwar residences in Paris and Toronto with Hadley constituted important influences on the author's life principles, writing style, and politics.