Sentence examples for consider principled from inspiring English sources

But his speech to the Senate last week on bipartisanship was one for the ages and will inspire others to at least consider principled actions in the tough debates ahead.

In the mid-nineteenth century, slave-owners and even slave-marketers could be considered principled and even pious members of the community.

Consider this bit of close textual analysis: Obama's second book, "The Audacity of Hope," written in anticipation of his presidential run, combined a desire to unify and heal with a willingness to take principled risks as a progressive.

Guantanamo was not a considered and principled decision.

Gwen Stanley, 24, a white waitress living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, said she considered Mr. Obama more principled.

What Republicans considered a principled stand for fiscal restraint played as an act of petulance (Gingrich had publicly complained about having been forced to sit at the rear of the plane on a Presidential trip); Clinton's approval ratings rose as Gingrich's plummeted.

On Monday evening, his spokesman, Hank Sheinkopf, said: "Jeffrey Wiesenfeld voted to take a principled position on what he considered to be unfair attacks on the State of Israel.

Gee, some people in America consider Cheney a bright, principled, conservative public servant and loving husband and father. GoldenGIobes. GoldenGIobes

"The Senate has a long history of working in a bipartisan, principled fashion to consider DoD nominations".

Hempstone considered him "a man too principled (or short-sighted) to compromise with what he regards as wrong", while Welensky compared dealing with him to "trying to nail jelly to a wall".

We consider our work apolitical, consistent, and principled.