Sentence examples for deep principled from inspiring English sources
"If you dig into people's attitudes, which we've done through a series of different public-opinion polls, what you find is that there is a very deep, principled commitment to having inclusive government, even at the expense of decisive government," he said.
His inability to win over more than a handful of Republicans amounted to a loss of innocence, a reminder that his high-minded calls for change in the practice of governance had been ground up in a matter of weeks by entrenched forces of partisanship and deep, principled differences between left and right.
Ultimately, however, The Phantom Pain's major plot thread turns out to concern a virus that affects only English speakers, and the primary antagonist, "Skull Face", is driven by a deep, principled aversion to Western imperialism.
It just means that the morally principled must hold a deeper and fuller understanding of that which is good in order to stand vigil against those who are not.
But he pushes it a bit too hard, stressing Darrow's political passions — even the ones that now seem hopelessly arcane, like his deep interest in who controlled Chicago's streetcar lines — while sliding past those parts of his career that were less than principled.
Strong, detailed, clear, principled.
Note the "principled" part.
