Sentence examples for principled question from inspiring English sources
The book poses this principled question: How did the salt of the earth come to be viewed as the scum of the earth?
It is just this question, Cohen suggests, to which it is difficult to imagine a well-motivated, principled, and non-question-begging answer, and thus leads to the formulation of the Master Argument.
As effective as Ms. Quinn's tactics can be, she runs the risk of appearing more pragmatic than principled, leading some critics to question what, precisely, she stands for.
But there are also counter voices, with attendant worries that we are too open, and questions about whether our motivations are principled and honourable.
Mr Smith is silent on this question, while Mr Klukowski proposes the use of an "historically grounded, principled and objective coercion test" in its stead.
Staples said that if even Dion, whom he called "principled," is willing to "shill for the arms industry," it begs the question: who will fight against it?
Boris Johnson, who dropped out of the race after Gove questioned his leadership abilities, called Leadsom's decision "brave and principled".
Strong, detailed, clear, principled.
Note the "principled" part.
