Sentence examples for serious principles from inspiring English sources
This is the first and probably the most admired beauty of Bellow's book, that it takes the dirty old world and, combining a child's capacity for awe with an adult's sense of loss, makes of it a paradise: that is, not just a place of happiness but one in which the most serious principles of life are already present, as symbol — the apple, the snake.
This is the first and probably the most admired beauty of Bellow's book, that it takes the dirty old world and, combining a child's capacity for awe with an adult's sense of loss, makes of it a paradise: that is, not just a place of happiness but one in which the most serious principles of life are already present, as symbol the apple, the snake.
The absence of serious principle tells you much about the modern Labour party.
Even Oscar Wilde, often thought of as a whimsical dresser, argued that fashion ought to be grounded in serious, objective principles.
Nearly 500 people showed up to discuss serious scientific principles surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrials as well as to sell a variety of related goods, such as crystal skulls, flying saucer-shaped rocks and conspiracy theory DVDs of all types.
Day after day in the morning drill, we went through a ceremony conducted by the corporal in charge of weapons, a man who looked serious on principle.
But in another sense, this juxtaposition of domestic politics and foreign policy provides an opportunity to examine a serious underlying principle.
Growing from its roots in the late 20th century it has evolved into a serious guiding principle for human development for the 21st century.
"It'll be a test about whether the Greens are serious about their principles, serious about same-sex marriage," Leyonhjelm said on Tuesday.
It doesn't mean you're not serious about your principles and your values.
But he added: "They have to then decide whether they are serious about putting principles into power... or if they joined up to a social protest movement".
