Sentence examples for selling principles from inspiring English sources
Now it is the other way round: Russia sits on a vast pile of cash, and we are selling principles and self-respect.
He said: "What's needed most is for the government not to "raise" human rights as part of the diplomatic process but to make a robust public statement showing China that we aren't selling our principles for their cash".
This is a president who has no intention of dying the one-term political death of his father, even if that means selling out principles from time to time.
Labour's leadership contenders have seen through their long summer contest that there's easy applause to be had from taking a swipe at Clegg and co, mocking them for selling their principles for a red box and a ministerial car, deriding them as one-time wannabe progressives now serving as fags to rightwing prefects Cameron and Osborne.
"He was supposed to be the great democrat, but when his survival is at stake, he has sold his principles down the drain".
Did the LGBT media sell their principles to the advertisers of HIV clinics, human research studies, and county health departments across the nation?
In fund-raising letters, he charged that the Party was selling out Republican principles and positions "to the highest bidder".
"A particular sector of the electorate believes compromise is invalid at this point; it's selling out your principles".
The Greens have accused Labor for selling out their principles by making the deal, but it fits the narrative from the two major parties that the only valid vote is a vote for one of them.
The Greens have accused Labor of selling out their principles by making the deal but it fits the narrative from the two major parties that the only valid vote is a vote for one of them.
In a direct swipe at his brother, Ed, who used a Guardian article on Monday to lambast Nick Clegg for selling out Liberal principles, the shadow foreign secretary will criticise what he calls a patchwork approach to building electoral support.
