To say that an argument may be a fundamental principle, is a manifest contradiction.
Nothing that distinguishes between various acts and impressions can be a fundamental principle: such a distinction supposes analysis, and analysis requires reflection.
It is a fundamental principle in logic, that the power of framing classes is unlimited, as long as there is any (even the smallest) difference to found a distinction upon.
I have objections to the constitution of Arkansas, on the ground that slavery is recognized in that constitution, and settled and established as a fundamental principle in her government.
Both Douglas and Toombs told their constituents that Congress had agreed upon a great, fundamental principle in dealing with the Territories.
A fundamental principle of the law of Moses is that man has absolute freedom in his conduct, and so has an irrational animal.
Creation ex nihilo is a true belief but not a fundamental principle.
It thus rejected the theocratic ideal of Presbyterianism, strove after a purely democratic constitution, and recognised toleration of all religious views as a fundamental principle of Christianity.
Thus chiliasm came to be a fundamental principle of Independency, and soon too prophecy made its appearance to interpret and prepare the way for that which was coming.
It is simple justice and fair play, and it is also a fundamental principle of the Government.
They also sent an open letter to each member of the Legislature, explaining that this plea for equal rights was based wholly upon the fundamental principle of self-government, and not made in the interest of any one reform.
In the second place, the fundamental principle of this theory is also a fundamental principle of natural and revealed theology, viz.
They teach, as a fundamental principle, and with all the earnestness which inspiration can bestow, not only that Jehovah is supreme, but that he is God alone, and that no other gods exist.
But it is a fundamental principle of our system, that all officers are liable to criminal prosecution "whenever they act partially or oppressively from a malicious or corrupt motive.
Much attention is paid to the surveillance of pupils; it being a fundamental principle of French education, that children should never be left alone.
One reason that the young people of to-day are so confused in their moral ideas is just because they have been allowed to overlook this simple, fundamental principle.
I merely wished to indicate as simply and clearly as possible an underlying, fundamental principle.
Still another adage, expresses a fundamental principle: "Children should be seen, not heard.
We desire to remark here that a "fundamental principle" should never mislead; if it does so, it is not a fundamental principle.
He next shows up the so-called "fundamental principle of biogenesis" according to which organisms are supposed to repeat during their individual development the forms of their progenitors (enunciated by Fritz Mueller and Haeckel).
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fundamental principle" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
