Sentence examples for principled as from inspiring English sources

If PD senators are as principled as the president, the autumn will be even hotter than the scorching summer.

They prefer "principled" as a label, insisting that when Republicans argue for smaller government clearly and bravely, they can win general elections "anywhere".

When it comes to business negotiations, you probably understand the importance of being as principled as possible to protect your reputation and ward off legal trouble.

It's been labelled the French Borgen, but you'll do well to find anyone as principled as Birgitte Nyborg in Baron Noir.

But audiences seem to have a harder time embracing a serial killer, even one as appealing and principled as the title character of Showtime's "Dexter".

America might thus hear the principled as opposed to the pragmatic case for progressive taxation for the first time since FDR's day.

Unable to shape these events into a dramatic structure, the director, Camilo Vila, resorts to a meandering tale of random indignities suffered by a lead so bland he comes across less as principled than as stupendously naïve.

Only someone as principled (pig-headed) as David Simon would base his new 10-part series around two characters as irritating as Davis and Bernette.

That is at least as principled a position as that of those Catholic politicians who personally oppose abortion but vigorously support Roe v. Wade.

If there was one designer whose vision seemed wayward it was Giorgio Armani, whose refusal to bow to trends can be read as principled, or else as a sign of someone whom success has isolated from vital information.

For a humanitarian organisation, the primary goal is obviously to offer assistance to those most in need in as principled a manner as possible, and organisational effectiveness is evaluated against this primary goal.