Sentence examples for Principled convictions from inspiring English sources

Republicans successfully cast him as a man of great electoral opportunism and few principled convictions.

When I asked Mr. Hubbard if Mr. Romney was more of an ideologue, or a pragmatist, the first part of his answer was a hedge: "I think Gov. Romney has very strong, principled convictions about how the economy works.

Campaigning with Mr. Gore on more liberal stances on affirmative action, school vouchers and privatizing Social Security, and Mr. Lieberman's willingness to accept contributions from Hollywood donors he had criticized in the past, have been cited as ways in which the senator had tarnished his reputation as a politician of principled convictions, Senate Democratic aides acknowledged.

Establishment conservatives may be prone to mistake their jealousy for a principled conviction that Mr. Bannon is unsocialized and dangerous.

But in the end new politics is like the old politics, a mix of principled conviction and expediency, rooted in a party.

It looks not like a decision founded in principled conviction, but an act of weakness and desperation designed to placate restive party members and stem further defections.

I think that kind of principled conviction and determination is a great quality to have in a vice president".

The recent revolution in Egypt is a perfect example of a Mad as Hell Movement that resisted the temptation of rage, but never surrendered the principled conviction that freedom is the only way.

President Obama is under renewed pressure from his base to demonstrate that he is, indeed, a principled man of unwavering conviction rather than a pliant political reed willingly bent and bowed by ever-shifting winds.

He's almost principled in sticking to those convictions, no matter how much we might disagree with him.

"It is exactly his brand of conviction politics and principled opposition that has won him so many supporters and his leadership is stronger for it".