Sentence examples for expressing principled from inspiring English sources
But at this hour it's peaceful, sunny and oh so European, from the newspapers dangling from a bentwood rack to the soccer match on the flat-screen TV to the counter filled with pastries expressing principled dissent from American diet trends.
Would he disdain those who expressed a principled opposition to a bad war?
Contra Holmes, the Constitution does express a principled commitment to protecting economic liberty.
However, I claim that in boycotting the beauty contest I express my own principled and painstakingly formulated "positive attitude".
Justice Thomas is a successful man, expressing gratitude for his blessings by living a principled life.
Due to be published this month, it sets out a series of five guiding "cultural values" - principled, achieving, open, engaged and collaborative - to express how the NUS aspires to work.
Overall, expressing the structure inference problem as a maximum likelihood problem offers a principled way to improve the method by improving the probabilistic model of measured data.
It implies a fundamental opposition to the idea of political and economic integration and expresses itself as a principled objection to the current form of integration in the EU on the grounds that it offends deeply held values, such as national sovereignty.
Broadbent says: "A lot of people working in the media are very principled and go into it because they want to communicate or they want to express their creativity.
For principled defenders of freedom, disgusted by squelchy liberalism, wussy surrender monkeys, and Guardianista-style appeasement, a redneck approach to sex and women, expressed in appropriately free language, appears to be a key indicator of having consistent progressive views.
