Sentence examples for a principled man from inspiring English sources

Outside, Gary Leffler, a resident and Huckabee supporter, said the former governor is "a man of faith, a man of God", and that "you have to vote on principle and I'm a principled man".

A principled man in the presidential office is nothing short of revolutionary in Nigeria.

Who remembers Charles Kennedy – a principled man who died too soon because of alcoholism?

"I couldn't say no!" Then he said: "He was a principled man.

Up to his very last day, he remained a bright personality, a principled man".

It is clear that Dr Kelly was a principled man, to whom the respect of those around him was critical.

His supporters regard him as a rare Gandhian, a simple, principled man in a new, materialistic age.

Crapol argued that Tyler "was a stronger and more effective President than generally remembered", while Seager wrote, "I find him to be a courageous, principled man, a fair and honest fighter for his beliefs.

In the post-Civil War memoir of his contemporary, Frederick Douglass, Brown is a brave, principled man, with a plan to start a slave uprising that's plainly suicidal.

He was a deeply principled man with a dynamic presence.

"I know the president is a very determined man and a very principled man," Mr. Ridge said, "and I know the president believes there's not a snowball's chance in hell that Social Security is going to be around in 50 years if we don't do something".