Sentence examples for the principles by which from inspiring English sources

An action provides the principles by which the story is structured into a plot.

"I know Oskar is inspired by some of the principles by which Joe operated.

They neither change the principles by which the welfare state operates nor the means by which it is funded.

Single-crop farming does not take advantage of the principles by which nature works; it is agriculture as an engineer might conceive it to be.

Defending the delay, Sir John said: "We have to maintain the principles by which we have operated throughout: fairness, thoroughness and impartiality.

The subject most frequently tackled today is evolution: What are the principles by which life bootstraps itself into ever-increasing complexity, variety, and competence?

To put it another way, destruction itself is the principle by which the universe operates".

More important is the principle by which an editor anticipates the spectator's line of inquiry.

It is the political equivalent of stare decisis, the principle by which judges generally respect precedents, or things already decided, to maintain stability and social order.

Swartz apparently sought to redistribute the papers online because he objected to the principle by which JSTOR paid publishers rather than the papers' authors.

That is also the principle by which he has lived as an artist, in a vocational spirit much against the attention-deficit temper of his times.