Sentence examples for return to classical principles from inspiring English sources

In 1897, she and the architect Ogden Codman, who had worked on her homes in New York and Newport, R.I., published "The Decoration of Houses," a book that railed against the decorative excesses of the Gilded Age and called for a return to classical principles like symmetry.

"Tom Beeby has had a transformational role in modern architecture's return to classical and traditional design principles," Michael Lykoudis, the dean of the University of Notre Dame School of Architecture, said in a statement.

Satie called the work a "return to classical simplicity with a modern sensibility".

Indeed, many there see the dominance of bistro cooking as a return to classical simplicity.

That strong counterexamples to classical principles are possible at all is explained as follows.

The term alliterative revival should not be taken to imply a return to the principles of classical Old English versification.

For example, Bohm and Hiley (1993) write that "The context dependence of results of measurements is a further indication of how our interpretation does not imply a simple return to the basic principles of classical physics".

What he means is that architecture should return to the harmonic principles of the classical orders of ancient architecture, themselves inspired by the sacred geometry of what Charles insists on calling "nature".

Conservatives need to stop compromising and return to first principles.

It is time to return to first principles.

Now is indeed the time to return to first principles and redefine what Labour is for.