Sentence examples similar to defend uncompromising principles from inspiring English sources

Opponents said they were not about to bend their uncompromising principles on taxes just because Mr. Boehner asked.

"He was a formidable advocate, a tall erect Quaker with uncompromising principles," Anthony Sampson wrote in "The Seven Sisters" (1975), "but he was regarded by many diplomats as being too committed an Arabophile".

He's a man of absolutely uncompromising principles, and what was intriguing to me was what would drive a person to such extremes?

What I've been arguing we can't do is defend epistemic first principles with more epistemic principles.

It is urgent that it defend the principles at risk.

The problem is that you can't defend first principles without presupposing them — that is what makes them "first" principles.

Only by doing so can they defend the principles established in the Inter-American Democratic Charter.

We have to defend our principles and not our interests," sports blogger Alexander Osin wrote.

We can't defend our principles without arguing in a circle.

Eliot Spitzer was viewed as a crusader of uncompromising principle.

This uncompromising principle, along with their reputation for courage, excellent training, and heavy armament, made the Templars one of the most feared combat forces in medieval times.