Sentence examples for taking principles from inspiring English sources

But Japan's gift is for taking principles and turning them into a code of etiquette; for, in fact -- rather like a Zen monastic's -- absorbing those principles they feel no need to articulate.

In our work in Think Sangha, we have people like me and Santikaro (a leading disciple of Buddhadasa) and other people who come from Theravada backgrounds who love to follow the second style, kind of Abidhamma-like -- taking principles and applying them and thinking about modern society using Buddhist conceptual models.

Called "gamification", it aims to take principles from video games and apply them to serious tasks.

It may change the lives of a few, old and young, but it will take principles and the genuine exercise of political will if our children - our present and future citizens - really are seen to matter.

MBCP takes principles from MBSR and applies them to pregnancy, teaching mindfulness practices alongside insights about labor and breastfeeding.

"You have to take principle over your party".

All these flexibilities are justified under the 'what ever it takes' principle of MST and is being done to make the intervention easily accessible for the patients and the individuals from their social network.

"Ways of addressing issues affecting children in the media are improving and are increasingly taking ethical principles into consideration.

It begins to look like the military is taking the principle of civilian immunity more seriously than many war critics.

The governing equations were obtained by taking the principle of complementary virtual work.

Taking the principle behind Last.fm and widening it out is an idea the two had always wanted to tackle.