Sentence examples for tenets of time from inspiring English sources

Epidemiological research in back pain seems to, with notable exceptions, have set aside the basic epidemiological tenets of time, place and person, and focused far more on the 'person'person

He was just voicing the tenets of his time.

As a wishy-washy liberal who holds fast to the two great central political tenets of our time, as expressed by David Mitchell of this paper – "I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that" and "it just goes to show you can't be too careful" – I am used to being on the side of … well, hopefully, kindness, doing the right thing and everybody getting along.

Although he developed almost single-handedly against the tenets of his time and of most of the nineteenth century a structural approach for his investigation of dozens of mostly non-European languages, Humboldt did not consider the study of a language's structure, its Bau, the ultimate end of linguistics.

Siri, it seems, recognizes a leading tenet of waiting time psychology: "Unoccupied time feels longer than occupied time".

BBC director general Tony Hall has made improving diversity a key tenet of his time at the BBC.

Verdict: Tony Hall has made diversity a key tenet of his time as director general, but the importance attached to it in the white paper suggests it is too little, too late.

There is violence and fear: criminals have corrupted the very tenets of space and time.

The third session focuses on reviewing activity pacing tenets, evaluating the use of time based activity pacing and planning for the future.

The "tenet of the times," Mr. Blier concluded, was " 'the big stuff will kill you.' " Of course, there were reasons for this change in style other than fears of vocal burnout.

Says Dr. Jay Giedd of the National Institute of Mental Health: "The more technical and advanced science becomes, the more it leads us back to some very basic tenets of spending loving, quality time with our children".