Sentence examples for principles only from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, because it has no principles, only policies; no ideology, only programmes.

But that is the nature of life; evolution is not interested in general principles, only in what works -- tinkering is all.

** But between Wordsworth's early principles and his late principles came a period of about ten years when he had no firm principles, only questions and intuitions; and it was from these that his great poetry was born.

But while more than 200 firms signed up to the initiative's principles, only four have published their gender pay gap, and only two of those included different pay grades, which was the target of the scheme.

In a nod to President Clinton's continuing popularity among Democratic voters, former Senator Bill Bradley asserted today that Vice President Al Gore had adopted many core Democratic principles only after becoming Mr. Clinton's "No.

Still, historically informed descriptions of what people believed don't explain why colonists stood up for their principles only some of the time, and why they disagreed so acrimoniously that they were willing to dip one another in tar barrels.

Thirteen countries, including the US, have endorsed the principles, but only as voluntary guidelines.

The issue is not of principle, only ethnicity.

In politics there is no principle, only self-interest, whether it be individuals or nations".

Ours is not to interrogate camping in principle: only in practice.

I am a great believer in the OHIO principle: Only handle it once.