Sentence examples for large principles from inspiring English sources

On divisive topics of this kind, where powerful interests, lots of money and large principles are engaged, you want to try and keep as many people at the table arguing as you can.

Mr. Woodruff uses this part of the story to point out that justice is much broader than a legal function and much messier than a set of rules or large principles.

Nonetheless, despite uncertainties, especially among international compilations of national forest inventories, a large principle emerges.

We do not blame the Israelis for not wanting to reward terror, but there are larger principles and interests at stake here.

No sooner did she start with slow arcs of the arms and torso than you felt the subordination of the dancer to larger principles.

Mr. Putin said Russia would continue selling weapons to the Assad government, but he also insisted that Russia's position was not to defend the regime but rather larger principles.

And while some of these researchers, who call their approach "evolutionary psychology" (other scientists view it as only one way of approaching evolutionary psychology), would quibble with some of the methods used and conclusions drawn by the authors of the rape book, most would endorse the larger principles that underlie the work.

For critics, the democratic constitutionalist's metaphor of "dialogue" is likely to seem vague and unsatisfying, a malleable abstraction that doesn't give a clear sense of which larger principles judges are supposed to honor, or when boldness is preferable to caution.

By collecting these small stories, the larger principles will be revealed.

Most perplexing, however, is the extent to which Christian fragility leads some Christians to violate larger principles of Christian faith in order to regain the equilibrium of Christian privilege.

But the larger principle is over the nature of America's political system.