Sentence examples for usual tenets from inspiring English sources
What made it lose its majority in the June election was an air of chaos within the party and its dismissal of the usual tenets of an election campaign.
"These are common religious tenets," he said.
And like Beauchamp and Childress, Gert does not found the tenets of common morality upon any of the usual moral theories, about which he tends to be fairly dismissive.
All three ballets offer the usual chances for veteran dancers to "just do it," an early central tenet of Balanchine's work, as well as for dancers to prove their mettle in new roles, as three did on Saturday night in the first "Treasures" of the season, at the New York State Theater.
That it undermined religious tenets?
These figures reveal the usual challenges confronting American Catholicism — a flock divided, a pope who's less popular than his charismatic predecessor, a sizable pool of cradle Catholics alienated from the faith's tenets and disappointed with its leadership.
Shulamith endlessly questioned her parents' tenets.
What were the style's tenets?
Religion provides the basic tenets of morality.
