Sentence examples for principles goes from inspiring English sources

But Osborne's disdain for sound macroeconomic principles goes back a long way.

In the future I look forward to a time when a well-communicated narrative of these universal principles goes viral and reaches people in the hundreds of millions, thus beginning an evolutionary process of global change for the good.

When push comes to shove, social principles go to the winds".

"To some degree, all my principles went out the window when my daughter died.

As principles go, they are generous to a fault, and that is the source of their strength.

If they don't start talking about their fundamental principles, going beyond the easy sound bites, they will lose voters who are hoping for more.

Principles go out of the window ("I still hate the private education system/healthcare but I am not putting my politics before my children"), and socialising becomes impossible.

"He gave me the charge and said, 'I want to look across the country and if we can stand up and fight for conservative principles, go do it,'" Mr. Cruz said.

The pun-loving British press had a merry weekend writing of principles going to pot, careers going up in smoke and party members who, hoping to be perceived as compassionate conservatives, found themselves seen instead as High Tories.

In my view, unbudgeability and principles go very badly together.

Where political principles go against economic principles, the liberal economic system is bound to be incomplete and accompanied with a lot of vulnerabilities.