Sentence examples for the tenets which from inspiring English sources

He explained that in Buddhism there is no creator but that the following five precepts are the tenets which lead to a good life; no killing, stealing, coveting, bearing false witness or ingesting intoxicating substances.

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Philodemus thinks it important not only to understand, but also to memorize the cardinal tenets, which help us to measure our choices and avoidances by the naturally given ends, not merely as some Epicureans held because knowing the cardinal tenets lends tranquillity of mind ([On Choices and Avoidances] XI 7 20).

He replies to inquiries by mailing a copy of the religion's tenets, which emphasize that "Universal Wisdom is the Supreme Master of all levels in creation" and that "laying on of hands to the vertebrae shall be the sole means of maintaining the life force".

Now, jirga is one of the dominant cultural tenets, which is called pashtunwali.

"Nothing you say or stand for, Sarah, from your sickening sexual proposal to a Republican donor to your equally vulgar tweet to Mitt Romney, has the slightest thing to do with the most basic of tenets which Judaism has taught the world".

The application of microsurgical tenets, which enabled to decrease inflammation in the peritoneal cavity, reduce adhesion formation and improve fertility outcomes, can benefit further from flooding the operative field with 5 to 10% of N2O, which has proven to be a most effective factor.

Astin's student involvement theory has five basic tenets, which can be used for the assessment of students' level of participation in a specific experience.

His tenets, which he calls his "tenants," are pretty fun.

Both issues profoundly challenge the tenets by which Japan has been ruled in recent decades.

And the tenets by which he operates have taken voice in a company creed.