Sentence examples for profound tenet from inspiring English sources
The Declaration of Rights begins by stating the simple but profound tenet that rights and privileges are vested in the individual.
It's a fundamental tenet of investing.
Equal justice under equal law for all, we often proclaim; but when disproportionate advantage is given to one class or one group, the damage to that tenet is profound.
From its opening scene, in which Meir (Yoram Hattab), a brilliant young Talmudic scholar, gives thanks to God in his morning prayers that he wasn't born a woman, "Kadosh" inveighs against a zealous religious fundamentalism, one of whose central tenets is a profound and shocking misogyny.
As long as the Democratic Party continues presenting "centrist" candidates like Bill Clinton and John Kerry, who, out of political expediency and diffidence, eschew promoting truly progressive principles, those of us who believe that being a Democrat means fighting, hard, for such tenets need a way to express our profound disappointment and disaffection.
The realization that archaea, bacteria, and viruses are parts of life that are every bit as fundamental as eukaryotes – quite possibly, more fundamental inasmuch as eukaryotes very well might be hybrids of archaea and bacteria [ 89, 90] – has profound consequences for the reappraisal of the Modern Synthesis and the tenets of New Biology discussed in this article.
"Tenet shareholders deserve better".
It can be easy to seem trite in discussing Shakespeare, but as a basic tenet of the approach was to suggest that Macbeth was a great warrior and that he loves his wife in a profound way.
This itself is another tenet.
