Sentence examples for tenets led from inspiring English sources

A basic sobriety underlying these tenets led to many stringent laws that remain in both the city and state.

Razi's mythically based metaphysics, coupled with his belief in the transmigration of the soul and a bold indifference to identifiably Islamic tenets, led to his marginalization among the faithful and philosophers alike.

The exhibition, opening on September 11, will consist of 13 events celebrating the 13 tenets, led by an impressive roster of the contemporary art world's most powerful figures.

The pursuit of this tenet led Condillac to articulate an early developmental psychology, with explicit pedagogical and methodological implications.

He explained that in Buddhism there is no creator but that the following five precepts are the tenets which lead to a good life; no killing, stealing, coveting, bearing false witness or ingesting intoxicating substances.

These unorthodox tenets may have led the crusaders and other outsiders to favor them, seeing them as potential allies against Muslims.

"That's the basic tenet that leads Quakers not to kill.

But rather than slavishly following modernist tenets, with this building James Stirling and James Gowan led the movement away from its purist roots, into something more eclectic and mindful of the past.

The event was imperfect — some felt that its organizers failed to recognize some basic tenets of intersectionality, which eventually led to internal fracturing within the movement — but most everyone I know who attended considered it a true and unforgettable gift.

An official at the pinnacle of the Mormon Church acknowledged that past leaders had "made mistakes" in their stewardship, an apparent reference to intolerance towards members and scholars who had questioned some of the basic tenets of its teaching which led to their being ostracised or even expelled from its ranks.

At the core of the markets rally to new highs is a basic economic tenet: strong demand leads to higher prices.