Sentence examples for soaring principle from inspiring English sources
His chief foreign policy speechwriter, Ben Rhodes, is all of 31: Youth loves the soaring principle but is short on experience that cuts to the quick.
"They are saying citizens' rights are important but behind the scenes c'est le fric [it's the cash]." The Brexit negotiations will turn on these kind of trade-offs, a complex haggle over soaring principle and sharp-elbowed self-interest involving 28 governments and three EU institutions.
Since the Founding, "We the People" have amended the Constitution 27 times, improving our "imperfect" union by expanding democracy and individual rights, incorporating into the Constitution the soaring principles of liberty and equality set out in the Declaration of Independence.
But he manages to turn the case, United States v. Cruikshank, into a legal thriller, complete with crusading lawyers, courtroom confrontations and soaring declarations of principle.
Soaring pioneer Paul MacCready is usually credited with developing mathematical principles for optimizing the speed at which to fly when cross-country soaring, although it was first described by Wolfgang Späte in 1938.
A desire to practice the environmentally friendly principles discussed in classrooms has been heightened by soaring energy costs and tighter budgets.
Each too soars who, soaring, sings.
Their profits are soaring.
