Sentence examples for the only principles from inspiring English sources

Democracy and basic human rights are the only principles that we can rally around, that will allow us to manage our different views and find political compromises to ensure that we live with respect for one another.

Categories are far from being the only principles of entities.

Accordingly, Pascal's preface to the Traité du vide (1651) claims: "the experiments that provide us with an understanding of nature continually proliferate; and, since they are the only principles of physics, their consequences proliferate accordingly" (I, 455).

The only principles I have are these: 1) Try to never go to a place where Sammy Hagar has smiled.

The only principle here from the government's perspective is revenue".

"The only principle we are going to bring back for discussion is goal-line technology," Blatter said.

The only principle operating here is that each party thinks its candidate deserves to win and that the fate of the nation hangs in the balance.

Yet this constant appeal to language – as if that were the presiding literary property in any novel, or indeed the only principle of the craft involved – desperately fails to understand what a novel is and what a novel does.

While it is sometimes appropriate for lawyers to represent unpopular clients when a important principle is at issue, here the only principle he wishes to defend is discrimination and second-class citizenship for gay Americans".

I believe that whatever the limitations of the eighteenth-century Enlightenment it was the only principle on which it is possible to demand improvements or rights for every human being.

The bolder ones might just say that they don't agree with the leader and that the public finances have to add up, or that anti-Americanism cannot be the only principle of British foreign policy.