Sentence examples for this basic rule from inspiring English sources

Why do you break this basic rule of candid photography?

But even this basic rule of thumb is subject to strange variations.

But many of our patients can't benefit from this basic rule of medicine.

In handling Bashar Assad's use of chemical weapons in Syria, Barack Obama has twice broken this basic rule of diplomacy.

He says one of the messages of his book is that the industrial revolution did not change this basic rule as much as people thought.

But behind his prodigious output as a Supreme Court reporter, London bureau chief and, for more than three decades, Op-Ed columnist lay an enormous amount of disciplined hard work informed by this basic rule: to make major cases understandable and accessible to ordinary readers, he would first have to master their complexities.

There's a myriad possibilities and patterns when it comes to using a plectrum, but this basic rule-of-thumb is essential in your development as a guitarist in all styles of music.

In this situation the basic rule is to balance when the opponents are in a known eight-card or better fit, but to be cautious if there is any chance of a misfit.

This reflects the basic rule applied in regulations based on minimum distance requirements (i.e., isolation buffer zones).

In each assessment, observers assess a pair of HDTV sets at a time (this is the basic rule of Scheffe's paired comparison, that is, they do not compare the image quality of all five TV sets at once).

This is the basic rule underlying project costing.