Sentence examples for principles in front of from inspiring English sources

He didn't have to uphold any principles in front of a shitty hotel with a woman he'd never see again.

Liz Lauber, a Missouri native who once worked for that reluctant Tea Party hero, Dick Armey, put the broader movement's mission best when she explained her own congressional candidacy: "If you hold principles in front of you, you can get a lot of good things done.

We have to find a way of standing up for our principles without immolating ourselves in front of everybody, in a way, when we don't have the votes to do it.

Participants also reported that possessing the application resulted in them adopting other attentive eating principles, such as stopping eating in front of the television (see Table  2 extract 14), which again does not relate directly to the main functions of the application.

He continued: "As I say in the book I always put vanity in front of principle…" Bill Bryson's The Road to Little Dribbling is available now.

The principle will soon be tested in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.

France will push open government principles both behind the scene and in front of the media.

In this state of things, the observed distinction between "us" and "them" follows the basic principle of slapstick: If you step in front of a bus and get killed, that's comedy.

Don't fight in front of the principle or teachers at school.

I thought I could illustrate Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle with the mirror, which transforms everything in front of it.

Both were focusing on "small margins", pointing out that defensive errors and a lack of assurance in front of goal were the principle reasons for the losses.