Sentence examples similar to sustains tenets from inspiring English sources
In referencing the idea of creating new immigration rules unilaterally, President Obama admitted that "I can't just do these things by myself" — and yet that is exactly what he did, making an end-run around Congress and violating the core tenets that sustain our Republic.
Schoenberg regarded it as the work that signalled the end of romanticism, the historic moment at which all the tenets that had sustained music for the previous century began to crumble away.
It is instead part of a battle to sustain the confidence of its own people — via nationalism, Confucian tenets, wealth, cultural renaissance, or whatever substitute that can be dreamed up — or risk the consequences.
Many people believe making manufacturing and energy use more circular is a solution to a world that is consuming far more than it can sustain, in a way that doesn't reject the basic tenets of capitalism.
Carl Esbeck, a conservative legal scholar, has written that religious organizations "can hardly be expected to sustain their religious vision without the ability to employ individuals who share the tenets of the faith".
And in this way, Mr. Perry violated one of the core tenets of modern politics, which is that you have to at least sustain the artifice of ownership.
Phenomenological research in nursing has come under sustained attack in recent years with some nurse researchers accused of betraying the fundamental tenets of phenomenology and of misconstruing its key concepts.
Ecoliterate people recognize that nature has sustained life for eons; as a result, they have turned to nature as their teacher and learned several crucial tenets.
That it undermined religious tenets?
Shulamith endlessly questioned her parents' tenets.
