Sentence examples similar to single principles from inspiring English sources

The solution relies on a single principle, used over and over.

Utilitarians claim to have a single principle that will do both: they want to maximise happiness, or minimise suffering.

First, the Bavli shows how practical reason can work to make diverse issues and actions conform to a single principle.

His literary theory could be boiled down to a single principle: that the artist must make maximum use of the resources of tradition.

It is setting a new standard for brutality and mayhem: there is not a single principle of international, Iraqi or human-rights law by which it abides.

But according to scientists who study complex systems, a single principle is involved in climate change, sensing prey in murky water and balance.

The theme of emergence is related to theological and philosophical notions of emanations from a single principle and the idea of the transmutation of being.

The result was a constant evocation of high principle balanced by a hedging refusal to commit fully to any single principle — not the the Obama Doctrine, but the Obama Posture.

If there is a single principle that has kept Swans alive and relevant through some odd patches, it may be the idea of farming nothing out and simply working, working, and working until something emerges.

But a growing body of research suggests another, broader benefit: a boost in a specific kind of creativity — namely, divergent thinking, or the ability to generate new ideas from a single principle quickly and effectively.

The Orthodox East objected formally to the unilateral alteration of the creed and materially to a teaching that seemed to them to fuse the Father and the Son into a single principle.