Sentence examples for of great principles from inspiring English sources

He added: "Those habitual defenders of great principles, those who defend Islam and its principles, they are the ones who should be in prison.

Using Wiener's own words yields the following list of "great principles" (1954, pp. 105 106): The Principle of Freedom Justice requires "the liberty of each human being to develop in his freedom the full measure of the human possibilities embodied in him".

"Sal was always a man of great principle.

Despite such uncertainty, Cameron is attempting to hail a point of great principle as he negotiates with Brussels.

He was a man of great principle and of great luck, blessed in the ownership that supported him and blessed with a loving wife who cared for him to the very end an end that was miles from easy.

A man of great principle and a voice of reason he fought passionately to ensure segregation be banished forever from the NYC public school system.

He was pretty much on his own in opposition to the Iraq war, and was a man of great principle whether or not you agreed with him.

Some Republicans tried in less ridiculous ways to paint the fight over the debt ceiling as a matter of great principle.

Representative Gary Ackerman, a Democrat from the Fifth Congressional District, which includes parts of Queens and the North Shore of Long Island, praised Mr. Forbes's decision to switch parties as "a matter of great principle," especially when his re-election as a Republican had been nearly assured.

"Paul Hall is a man of great principle," said Fenner.

He was often willing to stake his career and his party on what he considered to be matters of great principle.