Sentence examples for three tenets from inspiring English sources

Alternative comedy's three tenets were: anti-racist, anti-sexist, do your own material.

"There are three tenets I have going forward -- comfort, community and control".

Many people associate the three angles forming a triangle with the three tenets of the circular economy: reduce, reuse and recycle.

The Kardashian business model seems to have three tenets: do what other people won't, retain control, and never let a licensing possibility pass.

The gospel consists of three tenets: happiness is the supreme goal, problems stem from psychological causes, and those psychological problems are treatable.

"The Republican Party has always had three tenets — economic freedom, limited government, and individual responsibility," he told me not long ago.

The Giants, it turns out, were intent on practicing two tenets of their drafting philosophy.

That is where Kelly learned about taking care of details and organization, two tenets of coaching.

It presented a set of ninety-four thatts that cities should follow to become functional and efficient.

THERE are two tenets of unshakable faith in all management bibles of the New Economy.

Here are the nine tenets: Diners have a right to: 1. Courteous, hospitable, informative service, starting with reservations handling.