Sentence examples for devoid of any principles from inspiring English sources

But Amin is devoid of any principles.

But rather in day-to-day conversations, many have walked away from speaking to Muslims with the feeling that Islam is pretty devoid of any principles of Mercy.

"And because Natan Sharansky is essentially a person of principle, who understands better than anyone else that he has become just another cheap politician devoid of any principle other than that of political survival, rumors of his beard may very well be correct".

Gail Davidd, we have been on a long, long trail to get to the place where we should have started out – a close race between a personally popular president who failed to deliver on his core promise to make Washington less crazy-partisan and an intelligent businessman devoid of any core principles.

It is obvious that the Methodist court that judged the father in question did so completely blinded by "rule" and devoid of principle.

There is every reason to fear that things could go just as badly this time – because the new reform is, once again, devoid of any guiding principle, the second precondition for justifiable reform.

"Historically, what they advocate is a nondescript position devoid of any values, including principles in Scripture," he said.

Their ideology is devoid of any coherent Islamic rationale.

But here we see the consequences of letting others down, not delivering and being devoid of core principles: being rewarded at the top of the tree.

And, unsurprisingly really, the motion was proposed by the leader of the Lib Dem group, proving once and for all his party's true colours: devoid of principles and just desperate for power at any price.

One establishes a system devoid of any worthiness bias while the latter works on the principle of ranking transplant candidates according to how sick they are and the number of life years gained after transplant [ 43].