Sentence examples for word principles from inspiring English sources

In fact, there is only one good way to put the word "principles" and the name "Mitch McConnell" in the same sentence.

He kept coming back to the same word: principle.

The original subheading used the word "principle" where its homophone "principal" was meant.

Note the word "principle": whether they actually procreate or not, men and women are engaging in "one flesh unity".

As one Democratic manager put it to me after the show, "Why can't Al dance like that?" The answer is a nine letter word: principle.

Here the word "principle", though powerful and insightful, implies imprecision and possible fallacy, such as the Dirichlet's principle in mathematics [ 5].

A sign bearing the words "Principles have no loopholes" greets visitors who take the wood-paneled elevators to the fifth floor, where Mr. Barrezueta has worked as an auditor for PriceWaterhouseCoopers since January.

This time, Mr. Annan, who became secretary general in 1997, selected nine loosely worded principles drawn from international accords like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, seeking to build agreement around long-established codes.

In other words, principles of distributive justice apply to, and are activated by, a basic structure that mostly determines the distributive shares the participants receive.

32 Instead, training in EAT uses simply worded principles to guide the dietitian (figure 2), reminding them to integrate the skills they have learned in training into their normal clinical practice.

Whereas we applied a bag-of-words principle, where each word is considered independently, the method by Hurtado et al. processes whole sentences and preserves context information.