Sentence examples for principled it is from inspiring English sources

If you are to be truly principled, it is in reality incompatible with being a GP.

Principled it may be, but Muxima is indulgent, too.

When he isn't principled, it alienates those who are not politically involved.

I might not agree with it, but I respect it for the principled position it is.

If anyone believes this to be a principled position, it is useful to recall that under President George W. Bush, the E.P.A. argued for very similar policies, based on the same reading of its responsibilities.

She had this principled position — it's one thing if an elected official has committed a crime, but if you're recalling someone because you don't like that person's politics it's abusive.

"This is all of the things, like conservative, principled conservative, it's kind of abstract," Patrick said, making a joke about running for president of his homeowner's association.

It was principled and it was strategic.

Had that region really been so principled, it wouldn't have needed a clandestine system to convey fugitives beyond its borders to a foreign nation.

From the viewpoint of this principled tolerance, it is utterly ridiculous to expect a shrug and "whatever" in the face of disrespect and bigotry against racial or sexual minorities.

It would be nice to call this a "principled" stand but it is precisely the lack of any aesthetic principle by which creativity can be judged that has reduced the benchmark of appreciation to breaking taboos and upsetting people.