Sentence examples for whose principles are from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Many people will point slightly further back in time, to 1882 and the founding of the Corinthian Casuals football club, whose principles are seen as largely responsible for the modern idea of sportsmanship.

This contains an uncannily prophetic chapter in which an irascible schoolteacher named Shutlanger, sacked by his local educational authority, establishes "The Margaret Thatcher Academy", whose principles are summarised thus: "Special terms for intelligent hardworking pupils.

This week sees a two-day workshop with Jan Gehl, the Danish guru of public realm, whose principles were the driving force behind Richard Rogers's Urban Task Force, and David Mackay, who was instrumental in Barcelona's port regeneration.

Our findings suggest that even historic cases should be reappraised within a disconnection framework whose principles were plainly established by the associationist schools in the last 2 centuries.

It's a look at the phenomenon whose principle is staying focused on the moment, rather than lingering on past traumas.

What I found most unsettling about the attack and its aftermath, beyond the thousands of lives lost, was the feeling of being subject to people whose principle is divinely sanctioned violent revenge — not legal justice and respect for life.

This is because getting into high levels of debt in the assurance that you will make enough to repay it later is the sort of approach that appeals to investment bankers looking for leverage, not people of modest income whose principle is always to avoid debt.