Sentence examples for principles I stand by from inspiring English sources

It means that I'm willing to share my deeply personal journey with thousands of women at this October's Women Empower Expo - an event that seems to have been built on all of the new principles I stand by.

"I stand by the principle," Jamie said.

I stood by that principle during the Obama administration, and I stand by it now.

"I've always believed in the public's right to know, and I stand by that principle," Pence said.

While I stand by the principle, I do wonder whether asking for someone else's home-grown fruit and veg might be a bit awkward – although there are a few groups devoted to doing just that (safety in numbers, I suspect).

I stand by this principle, though I understand what my critics are saying: Science is not something that can be "believed" or disbelieved, but an objective set of data that can be observed, measured and reported.

This anecdote doesn't reflect well on me, but I stand by the basic principle.

"I stood by the principles that are important to you," she wrote in Yediot Aharonot.

Still, one expects nothing better from this home secretary or this government, though until recently one might have expected the senior officials in the Home Office to have better advice to offer, and more principles to stand by.

'Good to great' gave me some good principles to stand by.

The Republicans may have the wrong principles, but at least they have principles and stand by them.