Somehow, this infuriated headline from the newspaper Expressen loiters among my vivid memories of the five Olympics I have covered, surely because it illustrates a rare principle about watching and following the Games.
Anything for attention: That is one of Potomac Man's rare unwavering principles.
93, Polish immigrant of Manhattan, painter and good Samaritan, a kindly, generous woman of rare character, principle, and integrity, a beloved fixture of the West 57th Street community, devoted wife to late husband Dave Schneider, at Good Samaritan Hospital of Suffern, NY, December 20th, of complications from leukemia.
I will not treat the more complex case of societies with multiple, multiply mated queens, because these appear to be very rare, but the principles are the same.
That is a shame he could have injected a rare dose of principle into the race.
In British politics, Mr. Cook's action -- defying his party at a time of national crisis -- was seen as a rare display of principle at personal and political cost.
The story of Shehadeh father and son is, then, a heroic one, a rare tale of principle, conviction and kindness operating in harsh circumstances.
Her resignation is seen as a rare display of principle.Unfortunately for Kenya, all that holds the coalition together now is mutual greed and pressure from abroad.
Parliament was robbed of a rare voice of principle, a man who combined erudition and acerbic wit with a forensic ability to assimilate and distil information to devastating effect.
In natural conditions, intoxications leading to malaise should be, in principle, rare.
