Sentence examples for it principles from inspiring English sources
Clearly these Republicans care more about protecting their party's ideology — they call it "principles" — than protecting America's children.
SimCity comes right out of Montessori — if you give people this model for building cities, they will abstract from it principles of urban design".
The statesman will believe that the order of the most imperfect Government is better than anarchy, especially if it contain within it principles by which it may be gradually purified and improved.
So it's no accident, he points out, that in the UK single plays now appear on Sky, which he subscribes to himself ("as an Aston Villa fan, I have to have it – principles can be taken too far").
Supported by the king of Prussia, Frederick William III, he adopted for it principles that raised it to a foremost place among the universities of the world the most important principle being that no teacher or student need adhere to any particular creed or school of thought.
It principles are founded, he went on, on truths so evident that it is not possible to contest them.
Call it principle, call it intransigence — whatever.
Make it "principle" (we later did).
They might even enjoy it.* "Principles of Economics".
It's principles above personality".
