Sentence examples for fine principles from inspiring English sources

His enthusiasm and fine principles were evident in every endeavor.

Her fine principles and heroic will are of no avail.

This was the strongest assertion any frontbencher had made about Corbyn being wrong: most Labourites have preferred to waffle on about their colleague's fine principles without saying they believe those fine principles would damage the country.

Fine principles and sitting in opposition will not help child poverty, the NHS, the disabled, public services and those that society should seek to protect".

The story, rooted in prosperous suburbia, with good neighbours determined that pleasant behaviour must betoken fine principles, has a terrible slow-burn inevitability, with tragedy wrapped in secrets.

I'm not wholly joking.' Why, I wondered, were so many people who were opposed to the Iraq war, for any number of fine principles, also apparently opposed to (or indifferent to) the soldiers, unable to differentiate between the amateurs doing the planning and professionals doing the dying?

In essence, he is making the case for meritocracy.Merit is a fine principle.

That is a very admirable sentiment, and in theory a darn fine principle.

That's a fine principle: It's no good having a random gun sitting around unused.

It's a fine principle, but sometimes hard to uphold in a situation of armed conflict, as a member of the Sphere board noted.

But looking again at the convoluted system for bringing new sports into the fold, a fine principle in theory, should be high up the priority list for whoever replaces Rogge this week.