principled in a sentence

• Calling her " smart, tough and principled,"
• A principled stand in the world of commerce ? . ..
• Then, too, there is the issue of principled opposition.
• Although Currier & Ives took a principled " p
• In fact, principled journalists do not lie to protect sources.
• "She's a highly principled person ."
• He was articulate and principled, a statesman in the making.
• This is surely the oldest and most principled argument for privatization.
• Public opinion will catch up with principled adherence to constitutional duty.
• Each is smart, well-motivated, energetic and principled.
• It's difficult to see principled in a sentence .
• Her position seems duly principled, but it is more complicated.
• "It's also a principled position ."
• Harriet is a very principled person, " he said.
• Even the most principled athlete of the era is cashing in.
• During the Kosovo crisis, he showed firm and principled leadership,
• He has a record for principled opposition to the communist system.
• Is he a principled conservative or a pragmatic deal-maker?
• Is Bush a principled conservative or a pragmatic deal-maker?
• "He's always been very principled,"
• We did what we could, sticking to our principled course.