Sentence examples for tenets of life from inspiring English sources

Ms. Worthy declared it a "very sad day" for the city, but said that central tenets of life had been breached.

If Heimdall is the guarder of the Bifrost, so too was Baldwin guarding the American tenets of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, which seem to carry less and less weight as the years go by.

If Heimdall is the seer guarding the Bifrost, so too was Baldwin guarding the American tenets of Life, Liberty, and The Pursuit of Happiness, which seem to carry less and less weight as the years go by.

One of the key tenets of life-history theory is that a finite amount of energy must be divided (i.e. traded off) between competing functions, of which the most important are maintenance, growth, reproduction and immune function, and between current versus future reproduction (Hill, 1993).

"The basic tenet of life in the Heights," he said, "is inertia".

Punishing a few women who want to hide their faces in public when their conduct presents no danger to the public violates a basic tenet of life in a free society.

Food culture does not cost money, it is a basic tenet of life that extends across class boundaries.

This was a violation of one of the fundamental tenets of tribal life.

MARK LEIBOVICH Braving the Cold The State of the Union tradition affirms many important tenets of public life, none more important than this: Politicians love being on television.

While this network has been fractured, many of the older tenets of tribal life linger, and help to fuel the pattern of violence in the triangle today.

As a professional, I know that appraisal and critique are central tenets of scholarly life, but as a person, receiving and giving criticism is difficult and uncomfortable.