Sentence examples for old principles from inspiring English sources

We have been applying our old principles to new circumstances.

That means no divergence from the old principles on this intensely clarifying album.

Perhaps, however, unfortunate new realities are the result of the disregard of old principles.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., tweeting on behalf of old principles, is a total outsider.

A candidate who flaunts his blunt-talking image cannot bring himself to stand by his old principles.

"There's nothing wrong with the old principles, but if the old ways worked, they'd have worked by now," he said.

We are all faithful to our old principle.

In Europe, the old principle of Cuius regio, eius religio — Whose realm, his religion — prevailed.

But the old principle holds true: the people with the ultimate responsibility have to make the ultimate decisions.

In it, he surprised many observers by taking aim at an old principle of Lebanese politics: "No victor, no vanquished".

He abandoned the old principle of separating civil from military powers, placing both in the hands of the generals, or exarchs, located, respectively, at Carthage and Ravenna.