Sentence examples for true principle from inspiring English sources

There are questions of true principle — civil rights, for instance — where compromise might kill the principled choice.

In Ingram v. Lawson (6 Bing. N.C. 212) the true principle was acted upon.

44 In my opinion, the true principle is that the state's power extends to every regulation of any business reasonably required and appropriate for the public protection.

The Taoism of sage religion : true principle great Tao, transcendental wisdom, and supernatural power / by Taoist Master Hsien Yuen (Hsuan-yuan)... = Tao-chiao.

In distinguishing between private and public wrongs (civil injuries and crimes) he failed to understand the true principle of the division.

When strongmen of iron principle held inhuman appeal, Ophüls showed what true principle is made of — and showed that it's deeply human, and that it's equally feminine and masculine.

Next, in 1841, came The True Principles of Pointed or Christian Architecture.

She organized seminars for 9/12 members on American history and the true principles of the Constitution.

An adherent of the true principles of civil disobedience cannot be packing a firearm.

"These are tried and true principles, inspired by the highest authority, in my opinion".

Geometry was too prolific of alternatives to disclose the true principles of nature.