Sentence examples for principle-less from inspiring English sources

A literary critic who looks at Hartle's book will see an evident paradox in the attempt to codify and explain the principles behind an intrinsically principle-less philosophical idiom.

In principle, less could be more, making a big-picture sweep into something leaner and sharper.

Ideas matter less than personalities, respect for principle less than the pursuit of office.

And laws preventing the building of churches in Mecca or Riyadh do not make this principle less important here.

Organic semiconductors are in principle less costly and of light weight, providing real potential as improved radiation detectors.

Despite the unshakeable belief here in the Fawlty Towers principle, less is more, it hasn't had to self-destruct or decay after a dozen episodes.

JOHNSON: Well, the non-aggression principle, less government, people being able to make choices – you know, always coming down on the side of choice, as long as that choice didn't adversely affect others.

"My guess is that this will take 10 years". Another principle, less noted but painfully clear yesterday, is that insurgents also tend to sharpen their tactics as time goes by.

In fact, the "no-knock" warrants that are provided by many States, by diminishing uncertainty, may make application of the knock-and-announce principle less "cost[ly]" on the whole than application of comparable Fourth Amendment principles, such as determining whether a particular warrantless search was justified by exigency.

His work is guided by three principles: Less is more.

But the immediate result in political terms has been to create a battle among Republicans about core principles less than eight weeks before Election Day.