Sentence examples for consistent principled from inspiring English sources

The morning after Cruz's call for patrolling Muslims, Jeb Bush, once the moderates' hope, endorsed Cruz in a Facebook post, calling him "a consistent, principled conservative".

In a statement, the former Florida governor called Cruz a consistent, principled conservative who had demonstrated an ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests.

"Ted is a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests," Bush said in a prepared statement.

There has been no sustained effort to date by the United States government to build a coalition within the Council that would take consistent principled stands on human rights issues.

I believe this nation wants steady, consistent, principled leadership.

"I think this country wants consistent, principled leadership," he said.

We all should be morally consistent and principled, calling out hate against marginalized communities and not conveniently using it to score political points.

To oppose the death penalty regardless of the crime or the consequences of letting the perpetrator live is a consistent and principled position.

Supporters might call this "consistent" and "principled"; critics "misguided" and, pointing to Myanmar's relative insignificance compared with richer thugocracies, "hypocritical".

We consider our work apolitical, consistent, and principled.

Angus Robertson, the SNP's Westminster leader, said: "We've worked very well with Jeremy Corbyn on opposition [to Trident]; it's a very consistent and very principled position that he's held.