Sentence examples for the basic spirit from inspiring English sources

But that's kind of the basic spirit of "Sex and the City," when you get right down to it.

Such moves, a gross violation of the basic spirit of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, reduced the inter-Korean joint declaration on denuclearization to a dead document.

Mr. Han said Mr. Koizumi's visit to a Tokyo shrine that memorializes Japan's war dead and his refusal to demand revisions of contentious textbooks had "damaged the basic spirit" of a joint declaration in 1998 by Mr. Kim and Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi.

This meets the basic spirit of equal treatment, as required by procedural justice.

Investors I meet today are risk averse, but few have lost the basic spirit that drives markets.

Sentiment and passion is the basic spirit to keep any relationship alive and worth cherishing.

"It is very special because of the spirit that Deborah ingrained in the place, and that basic spirit has not changed.

"Our government's basic spirit and position has not changed," the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Shin Bong Kil, told reporters on Wednesday morning.

Fox, however, has not lost sight of one of the basics, a competitive spirit.

A question that will be raised by any alert meaning-theorist, therefore, is the following: Might there not be some anti-realist (constructive, or intuitionistic) derivation, in Fregean spirit, of the basic laws of arithmetic by appeal to suitable meaning-constituting rules of inference that conform to the general requirements of an anti-realist theory of meaning?

Russia should not have been picked to host any Olympic event, since it seems to oppose the basic principles of the Olympic spirit on multiple levels.