Similar words: unprincipled, principle, principles, pleasure principle, reciprocity principle, legal principle, uncertainty principle, principal. Meaning: ['prɪnsɪpld] 
adj. based on or manifesting objectively defined standards of rightness or morality.
adj. based on or manifesting objectively defined standards of rightness or morality. 
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1. She was a very principled woman.
2. She was a strong, principled woman.
3. He took a principled stand against the legislation.
4. The Church is taking a principled stand against the conflict.
5. It remains a solid, principled groundwork for world Trotskyism.
6. There were very principled disagreements on both sides.
7. For this principled stand, the village fined him $ 1, 500.
8. Setting aside any principled notions that I have, which I do have, you know, it is purely pragmatic business.
9. Backward, and yet forward A principled,(sentencedict .com) worldwide massage parlour owned by everybody: doesn't that sound better?
10. These examples suggest that there is a possible principled basis for the distinction between semantic and syntactic deviance.
11. Beneath that principled veneer students were hammering out the usual adolescent pecking order.
12. They substitute character attack and personal diatribe for principled debate and discussion of the issues.
13. All those lofty ideals and principled declarations had led to unprecedented carnage in the trenches.
14. These actions stamp him as a highly principled man.
15. But he is a pragmatist, albeit a principled one.
16. Character sober, principled, responsibility rather better, thole.
17. Xiaowang is principled and never practices favouritism.
18. You have to take a principled stand.
19. Try to come up with a principled, compelling counterargument.
20. We have lost fanatical pride and unyielding and principled.
21. Yet, even in opposition circles, intellectuals have refused to take a principled stand.
22. Our interest is in political theories that require neutrality, i.e., that are followed by acting neutrally in a principled way.
23. Indeed, it is one; but it scarcely shows any principled rejection of all government.
24. Ray McGovern and the other protestors at the 9: 15 liturgy were laying claim to this legacy of principled dissent.
25. The missing face is that of the late Cecil Spence, Mayor in 1977-78 and as principled as he was pugnacious.
26. The idea that acts of love are inferior to principled acts is a deep-rooted philosophical tradition.
27. If Pyongyang refuses, the allies will at least have taken a principled stand.
28. In addition to these practical difficulties, there are more principled objections.
29. The broadcast opened with a clear statement of the Liberal Party's principled opposition to the National Curriculum.
30. To explain why, let us start with the premise that the defenders of any progressive tax have to give some principled account of the optimal degree of tax progressivity.
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