Sentences with phrase «fundamental truth»

Instead, she's after a more fundamental truth of human beings and relationships: we're all a mess of contradictions and it's never possible to fully understand another person.

Speaking of concepts, Security Analysis is full of fundamental truths about value investing that are explained in detail with examples.

I think it is appropriate that my one of my first few columns should deal with the most fundamental truth about men, and that is this: Men are simple.

How it develops over the next six and a half months will reveal fundamental truths about our state's most powerful interests — and ourselves.

What principles — fundamental truths upon which we act — do we stand upon when judging education laws and practices?

Career Management Life Skills Recruiting Employee Employer life goals Recruitment wisdomThe fundamental truth in life is that you should surround yourself with people who show you respect, collaborate with you to achieve your goals and embrace success.

Corporate leaders will have to take dramatic steps, but one fundamental truth remains clear: If you're not in the business of data, 20 years from now, you might not be in business at all.

Yes, we believe it is true from cover to cover, and there are certain fundamental truths reflected in the pages of Scripture that reveal the heart of God.

His experiments were often unethical and shockingly cruel, yet they uncovered fundamental truths that have heavily influenced our understanding of child development.

When St. John Paul issued his first encyclical, he wished to make known publicly to all «that there is a link between the first fundamental truth of the Incarnation... and my election as Bishop of Rome and Succcessor of the Apostle Peter.»

It is the latest (arguably quite redundant) evidence of a more fundamental truth about politics: The instinct that leads many people obsessively to pursue public approval and power through winning elections is closely linked to the instinct that leads many of these same people (and let's face it, they are all men) to sexual excess and disaster.

All three also managed to agree that the content of this witness was largely set by the terms of the early Protestant confessions, that the solas of the Reformation constituted fundamental truths that must remain the ground of future Protestant ecumenical engagement.

However, the Bible is a great source for fundamental truths whether or not you «believe» in the reality of resurrection, everlasting life or whether Jesus was God incarnate.

... the teaching of philosophy... [includes some] fundamental truths... particularly relevant today: [below are from F&R & Veritatis Splendor]:

The rose candle, it dawns upon me, is the great «light» of Advent — better even than the Christmas tree — for it shows us that the deepest reality, the really fundamental truth, is that God does not disdain the confines of the manger, nor the frailty and weakness of our flesh.

In fact, Farrow's list of fundamental truths points eloquently to the basic ontological foundations for human reproduction and the ethical education of children in society, and from these he reasonably draws a normative social claim: Heterosexual marriage open to the transmission of life is the morally normative context of human sexuality.

In fact, the original 1916 form of the Statement of Fundamental Truths contained seventeen points.

The 1961 changes made to the Statement of Fundamental Truths yielded the following revised form of the point quoted earlier:

(10) While this «Position paper» (and others since issued) does not hold the constitutional status of the Statement of Fundamental Truths approved by the AGs highest body, the biennial General Council in session (typically four to nine thousand voters), the paper does bear the approval of the (roughly two hundred man - no women) General and Executive Presbyteries all of whom are elected by General Council membership.

But there's something about the headiness of those days which reflects a real fundamental truth of multi-party government: that coalitions tend to be most united at the beginning.

These fungi influence our brains by producing a compound called psilocybin, but the origin of this chemical may have little to do with discovering fundamental truth

Gary: One of the few fundamental truths in investing is this — the lower your cost to invest, the higher your returns.

At a time when many people were declaring painting's demise he reinvigorated the medium by showing how it could be used to expose hidden fundamental truths in images mined from print media, books, internet, or photographs.

NS: For Cezanne, the conviction that painting is capable of depicting fundamental truths regarding the nature of things was not up for question.

Reid has a corollary fundamental truth: Where it's easy to bike and drive, Brits and Americans [and Canadians] drive.

Richard Flint taught us the basic fundamental truth about branding.

One of the most fundamental truths of investing is that you can't time the market.

In short, Whitehead believes that the preconditions that underlie the special theory of relativity reveal fundamental truths about nature, and therefore the structure of space and time should embody properties required by these preconditions.

June 4th will reveal fundamental truths about Britain's attitude to Europe.

«After years of puzzling over how its grant - review process might be shortchanging younger scientists, the National Institutes of Health appears to have figured out a more fundamental truth: There just aren't enough of them applying,» reporter Paul Basken writes in The Chronicle of Higher Education.

ROBERT CREMEAN: THE BEDS OF PROCRUSTES and THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS uses this figurative imagery as well as the artist's highly personal aesthetic language to examine the enforcement of cultural conformity through myth and metaphor, communicating his own spiritual struggles and fundamental truths in a strikingly universal way.

Because atheists try to wash your brain of the MOST FUNDAMENTAL truth of our existence.

Those who are driven to achieve great things also know one fundamental truth: It takes hard work over the long haul.

Herein lies a fundamental truth that is largely misunderstood: Supply follows demand.

But these days, it feels like businesses are afraid to embrace these fundamental truths and instead work desperately to «think outside the box» and «reinvent the wheel» (without phrasing it that way, of course, or they would perpetuate more dreaded clichés).

Trump campaign - linked Cambridge Analytica's data mining from 50 million Facebook profiles brought into focus a fundamental truth, Mezrich told CNBC on Friday.

But, experts say, the small deals that are going through are tied to a fundamental truth: China has a growing middle class that is starting to get more discerning in terms of what it wants, and foreign deals can help meet that demand by bringing more products and services into the mainland.

That fundamental truth has opened a wealth of interest in neuroscience, in leadership sectors far beyond medicine.

Its conclusions rest on a couple of fundamental truths.

Harper's motto about actions speaking louder than words points up a fundamental truth about political rhetoric - there is often a low correlation between politicians» promises and their subsequent actions.

The point is, this quote has become a part of our cultural fabric, and it has done so because it expresses a simple and fundamental truth.

According to David Meerman Scott, marketing strategist and author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR, «There is a fundamental truth that most communicators fail to understand about a successful online strategy to reach buyers directly: The convergence of marketing and PR,» he said.

«We are seeking a level of Mastery in understanding the fundamental truths that enable a business to earn superior returns, with a healthy margin of safety over the longest duration possible» Christopher Begg

I can not believe how many «scientists» confuse the development and refinement of knowledge with the idea that fundamental truths are somehow changing.

You also mention «axiomatic and fundamental truths».