Sentence examples for whose principles from inspiring English sources

Flexitarian Vegetarians whose principles collapse at the sight of a cheeseburger.

Tony Benn was a Labour colossus, whose principles remained unshakeable throughout his life.

His villains are Washington's ideologues, left and right, whose principles always boil down to self-regard.

What is driving Doss, this goofy kid, whose principles are as upstanding as his quiff?

Admission Tina Fey plays a university officer whose principles are turned upside down by Paul Rudd and an adopted child.

Today's generation needs sports heroes whose principles and aspirations extend beyond the next pair of Air Nikes.

We need an economics whose principles are ecologically sustainable wealth creation, cultural inventiveness, equality and human flourishing.

Mr. Dreyfus is her devoted friend and former lover, the Duke of Orléans, whose principles are far less steadfast.

We know him as a man of conviction, whose principles include respecting others with whom he differs.

Next year, Donald Trump will preside over a holiday dedicated to a man whose principles he scarcely seems to comprehend.

The truth is, these early settlers, whose principles still underlie the American ideal, worked for their individual benefit while cooperating with one another for their mutual benefit.