Sentence examples for detailed principled from inspiring English sources
One example would be the well-informed campaigner for state education Fiona Millar, whose column on the opposite page showed there is detailed, principled and practical knowledge to hand to help implement overall directions from leadership and conference processes.
"That is what you get to do when you move up from manifestos, to the detailed, principled, practical plans you can really implement by winning an election," she quipped.
Philosophical indifference to neuroscientific detail became "principled" with the rise and prominence of functionalism in the 1970s.
"Jan Karski Dies at 86; Warned West About Holocaust" (obituary, July 15), detailing his principled heroism, was inspiring.
Strong, detailed, clear, principled.
It works for around-the-edge details, but almost never for principled change.
Those efforts had many of the hallmarks of classic Lugar -- principled, idiosyncratic, steeped in details -- but they also carried the added political benefit of being defiantly anti-Obama.
When he paused for breath after 10 minutes or so she looked at him and said: "You are the new vicar, aren't you?" In the event, he came to pursue a principled life without the support of faith, as detailed in All in the Mind: A Farewell to God.
And probably the best way to learn scientific integrity is by example, from principled mentors who model scientific virtues: meticulous attention to detail, an intensely critical approach (including, especially, to their own work), a commitment to truth above reputation -- or to the idea that reputation is intrinsically linked to truth -- and so on.
Note the "principled" part.
