Sentence examples for principled in from inspiring English sources

"It's easy to be principled in the diaspora," retorts a young woman in Yerevan.

While all the Kennedys opposed the war, she felt he had been principled in going.

What if architects such as Hadid were more principled in their choice of clients?

It should be principled in its support for democracy, ending the double standard that ignores repression in places such as Bahrain or Saudi Arabia.

Mr Gove told a Westminster lunch he was "absolutely" in favour of the reforms contained in the Bill and praised Mr Lansley for being "brave and right and principled in pressing ahead with it".

For all concerned, the experience was a crash course in economics, and practices ranged from the honourable (Art Rupe at Specialty Records in Los Angeles was tough but principled in his negotiations and royalty payments) to the disreputable.

And it is a bit late now for principled stands in the Senate.

LRN works with companies to meet their legal obligations and inspire principled performance in their operations.

He also took strong and principled stands in favor of education reform and the separation of church and state.

"He is the stronger, by far, more principled candidate in the race," she said of Mr. Bush.

"Teachers over all are principled people in terms of wanting to be sure what they teach is what students are learning," she said.