Sentence examples for a man of fixed principles from inspiring English sources

His Herzen emerges, more than ever, as the play's soul and center, a man of fixed principles and personal inconsistencies, whose subliminal physical awkwardness betrays his inability to ever quite fit in the world around him.

He was a man of fixed principle and astonishing breadth of artistry and intellect.

U.S. Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen (R-IL 1959-1969) observed "I am a man of fixed and unbending principles, the first of which is to be flexible at all times".

The story about the psalter seems to represent Francis as a man of rigid principles.

He is a genius, and a man of fixed habits".

Or was he a man of fixed morality who adapted to changing realities?

For years Mr. Blair was derided by the press as "Tony Blur" -- a man of no fixed principles, all sizzle and no beef, who dressed up the Labor Party as "New Labor," like putting lipstick on a pig, but never really made the hard choices or changes.

The Framers envisioned the Constitution as a source of fixed principles and the judiciary as an active enforcer of those principles.

He is a man of principle, but his principles are neither unwavering nor always coherent.

Charles Krauthammer calls him a "man of seasonal principles".

"He was a man of strong principles and integrity.