It was genuine admiration for her sense of principle.
Yes, Muirfield is an outstanding golf course but that isn't an excuse to abandon all sense of principle.
His great virtue in other policies is that he combines intelligence and a sense of principle with pragmatism.
"It requires a lot of mindfulness and a lot of finesse, and, speaking to the generals, a clear sense of principle".
She has grace and charm and wit, but also a steely determination and an unshakeable sense of principle, as you will discover.
It was a cause important enough to justify compromises, but the sense of principle, the attachment to ideals – if not precisely the honouring of them – was always there.
Their sense of principle and history was not going to be swayed by this verdict, even if they were saddened or angered by it.
The very qualities Charles was most frequently remembered for – his humour, loyalty, sense of principle and generosity – were all too often ones the speakers seldom revealed themselves.
The sense of principle driving Robin, as an enquiry that putatively begins as a search for the facts is rapidly contaminated by personal venom, begins to seem equally muddied by impulse.
His father's determination, tenacity and sense of principle caused him to oppose the death penalty and support abortion rights throughout his time in office.
