Sentence examples for the unprincipled from inspiring English sources

Harold Wilson, the Unprincipled Prime Minister?

"What we have is a bloc of the Communists and the unprincipled".

"Defence sales offer tempting opportunities for the unprincipled the world over".

And that person, the unprincipled prince of untruths, is running roughly even with or slightly ahead of the president in the national polls.

Into the vacuum of substantive knowledge rush the unprincipled advertisements, the unctuous hucksters, the "super PACs," the Swift boating, the Sunday-morning-talk-show spin.

And it is what the unprincipled religious do when they willfully misinterpret sacred texts in an attempt to give validity to the atrocities they commit upon others.

America's tax take is at its lowest level for decades: even Ronald Reagan raised taxes when he needed to do so.And the closer you look, the more unprincipled the Republicans look.

It would mean that some states have adequate protections from payday lenders, while others continue to be at the mercy of the most unprincipled actors in the industry.

Writing in the New Law Journal, Chris Pamplin called the decision "unprincipled" and argued that the decision "threatens the very foundation of witness immunity", based on an out-of-date view of the expert witness as a "hired gun".

After trying desperately for five weeks to withstand "the most unprincipled coalition the annals of this or any other nation can equal," the King had to grant it office (April 2).

The move, a response to appeals from Guiana's factionalist leaders that Britain help settle their disputes, was attacked by leftist Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan as "the most unprincipled decision in the long history of British colonialism.