Sentence examples for changed his principles from inspiring English sources

He hasn't really changed his principles any at all since he was young, when I first met him.

"He hasn't really changed his principles any at all since he was young, when I first met him," Mr. McMurtry added.

Paul hasn't changed his principles, but he has changed his emphasis — or maybe he has come to realize that, in politics, emphasis can be nearly as important as principles.

He took the view that it was not he who had changed his principles, but France, concluding his memoirs with the justly famous statement that "treason is all a question of dates".

More generally, it has again left Mr. Specter open to criticism that he changes his principles to suit the political moment.

He stressed that he had not changed his mind on the principles of what the charter stood for, and maintains that "Labour will tackle the deficit – we are not deficit deniers".

It's not clear whether he has changed his position on either principle now, in the wake of the Paris attacks, albeit that seems highly unlikely for such a consistently principled individual.

Ferdinand agreed in principle, but events changed his mind.

The central tragedy of McCain's career is that his noble intentions resulted in no lasting change and his principles were ignored by the party he spent his life supporting.

"Mark Udall has a long record fighting to protect Colorado's special way of life and working for real change without compromising his principles or our Colorado values".

For this reason, McTaggart rejects the account of change offered by Bertrand Russell in his Principles of Mathematics (section 442), according to which something changes just in case a proposition true of it at one time is not true of it when evaluated at a later time.