Sentence examples for principles of those from inspiring English sources

Principled disdain for, and the lack of compromise with, the principles of those who lost (or those who won) violates the most fundamental principle of all.

The role of government is to promote and protect the principles of those documents.

"I doubt the principles of those who have already demonstrated a willingness to stoop to hate speech, misinformation and falsehoods in their desire to avert equality.

Men committed to orderly procedure have made even more absurd delays, but none has proved quite fatal, and there is now no doubt that their principle will outlive the principles of those who are lawless and unhesitant.

And contrary to those of us who think that the case can be made with logic, on the basis of aesthetic principles, that way lies pedantry and narrowness, because the essence of artistic genius is to make things new — to outleap in a single bound and render obsolete the principles of those who are only able to foresee advances stepwise.

"While acknowledging gladly the great gifts and high principles of those in authority at Broadcasting House," he wrote, "I cannot agree that it is in the public interest that all this actual and potential influence should be vested in a public or private monopoly".

We are against this path, so act in accordance with the principle of "those who are advanced must assist those who are behind".

The principle of those tests is to apply a load that creates stress at the adhesive interface until failure is observed.

The principle (archê) of these things is in the one who makes them, whereas the principle of those things that exist by necessity or by nature is in the things themselves (1140a1-20).

Between the fading of the New Deal and efforts like Wolfe's to restore the principles of liberalism, those principles did not disappear.

The complaint, rooted in a clash between the principles of Hippocrates and those of Adam Smith, may not be fully curable.