Sentence examples for real principles from inspiring English sources

She added, "This is the first issue where there are real principles and there is confrontation".

"What I hope to see out of this is a reaffirmation of our real principles," Mr. Llewellyn said.

It's become a huge event – it's so good to see there's still a place for the real principles that Glastonbury was founded on".

He was a pragmatist, but in the worst sense of the word – in having few real principles to guide his actions in the first place.

Such rights linked to real principles of self determination – principles the Australian government is a signatory to with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples – can help build healthier Aboriginal communities.

"The Blairite coup of the mid-1990s hijacked the party to the Tory ideology of 'leave it all to the markets and let the state get out of the way', and when asked what was her greatest achievement, Mrs Thatcher triumphantly replied, 'New Labour.' "After 20 years of swashbuckling capitalism, the people of Britain have said enough, and Labour is finally regaining its real principles and values.

He was a man of real talent and real principle.

White supremacy is the real principle, this thesis holds, and racial domination the real end.

Cynics might suspect that Gingrich's only real principle is to be opposed to whatever Obama is doing.

It is more the tradition in other political cultures to resign or to make a gesture of real principle.

The only real "principle" involved is the fear that Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich would do the wrong thing.