Definition of principled in English:

principled

adjective ˈprɪnsɪp(ə)ldˈprɪnsəpəld

1(of a person or their behaviour) acting in accordance with morality and showing recognition of right and wrong.
（人或其行为）有道德原则的；原则性强的
a principled politician
一位原则性强的政界人士。
Example sentencesExamples
- We must have principled leaders who define all of life by principles and not expediency.
- As a result, his former image as a political operator was replaced by that of a principled leader.
- When you must make decisions about marriages, you are obliged to be consistent and principled.
- I respect her, because at least she is principled - she believes in what she has put up here.
- They showed that far from being apathetic, they are principled, dynamic and determined to make a difference.
- Whistleblowers are highly principled people who are in the job because they thought they could do it in an ethical manner.
- Duff sometimes behaved like a cad to his women; in politics, he was a model of principled behaviour.
- Particular mention should be made of Mike Kelly, who remains the most principled man it's ever been my good fortune to meet.
- He was one of the very few people of principled honesty that I had met, thus becoming an inspiration to me, and will be deeply missed.
- Kevin was principled, courageous, incorruptible, unselfish and a man of great integrity.
- He saw him as a principled man who openly spoke out his thoughts on any issue of the nation, but never wishing to malign or discredit others.
- He is an independent minded and principled man, who is very different from most private eye characters.
- The welcome sign of a principled politician is the desire to risk everything for change.
- What a doughty, principled fighter for pensioners that McLennan is.
- Little Women is a cheerful, wholesome account of the daily life of a highly principled family.
- If he was principled at all and believed that these things should be done, he would have spoken out.
- More specifically, toward whom should he have looked as an example, this deeply moral and principled man?
- He's a pretty principled guy and isn't interested in the money - which is just as well because we're not paying him.
- How can you ever again position yourself as a principled candidate in this election?
- Passionate and principled democrats were slow to recognise the dangers posed by totalitarianism 60 years ago.
Synonyms
moral, ethical, good, virtuous, righteous, upright, upstanding, high-minded, right-minded, proper, correct, honourable, honest, just, noble, incorruptible, anti-corruption, scrupulous, conscientious, respectable, decent
2(of a system or method) based on a given set of rules.
（制度，方法）原则性的，基于既定规则的
a coherent and principled approach
连贯的原则性方法。
Example sentencesExamples
- There is the example she set, her very principled approach to life which she demonstrated, rather than preached.
- If courts are to intervene by the imposition of public law standards upon a private body they must adopt a careful and principled approach.
- But there are several reductions of arithmetic to set theory, and seemingly no principled way to decide between them.
- It has won a considerable global readership as the result of its principled approach.
- It is impossible to base principled politics on the ‘bad man’ theory of history.
- Worse, what is the principled basis by which we weight the importance of the properties in the bundle?
- I think you have to deal with it in a bit more principled way than that.
- The Greens support taking a principled approach to this legislation.
- If he maintains such a principled approach in the subsequent campaign, I thought, he might even be able to turn public opinion around.
- He has paid a significant price for his principled approach to politics.
- That should apply to all the parties seeking a principled accommodation.
- As such cases show, if we give weight to both equality and utility, we have no principled way to assess their relative importance.
- However, she said, she was taking a principled rather than a technical decision.
- The point of a radical move to restore the rule of law is that it offers both parties a principled basis for agreement.
- These five justices have all the right in the world to have their own principled way of interpreting the constitution.
- It says that there is no principled way to decide that some limitations on land use are takings and others are not.
- One therefore has to decide which should be given priority in any given situation and one should do this in a principled way.
- This demonstrates again a pragmatic rather than a principled approach.
- It would help if the government actually knew what it wanted, and held a principled position one way or the other.
- The following statements are admitted under the principled approach to hearsay.

Definition of principled in US English:

principled

adjectiveˈprɪnsəpəldˈprinsəpəld

1(of a person or their behavior) acting in accordance with morality and showing recognition of right and wrong.
（人或其行为）有道德原则的；原则性强的
a principled politician
一位原则性强的政界人士。
Example sentencesExamples
- I respect her, because at least she is principled - she believes in what she has put up here.
- Passionate and principled democrats were slow to recognise the dangers posed by totalitarianism 60 years ago.
- Duff sometimes behaved like a cad to his women; in politics, he was a model of principled behaviour.
- More specifically, toward whom should he have looked as an example, this deeply moral and principled man?
- They showed that far from being apathetic, they are principled, dynamic and determined to make a difference.
- The welcome sign of a principled politician is the desire to risk everything for change.
- Little Women is a cheerful, wholesome account of the daily life of a highly principled family.
- Kevin was principled, courageous, incorruptible, unselfish and a man of great integrity.
- He's a pretty principled guy and isn't interested in the money - which is just as well because we're not paying him.
- Whistleblowers are highly principled people who are in the job because they thought they could do it in an ethical manner.
- If he was principled at all and believed that these things should be done, he would have spoken out.
- When you must make decisions about marriages, you are obliged to be consistent and principled.
- As a result, his former image as a political operator was replaced by that of a principled leader.
- How can you ever again position yourself as a principled candidate in this election?
- He was one of the very few people of principled honesty that I had met, thus becoming an inspiration to me, and will be deeply missed.
- Particular mention should be made of Mike Kelly, who remains the most principled man it's ever been my good fortune to meet.
- He saw him as a principled man who openly spoke out his thoughts on any issue of the nation, but never wishing to malign or discredit others.
- We must have principled leaders who define all of life by principles and not expediency.
- What a doughty, principled fighter for pensioners that McLennan is.
- He is an independent minded and principled man, who is very different from most private eye characters.
Synonyms
moral, ethical, good, virtuous, righteous, upright, upstanding, high-minded, right-minded, proper, correct, honourable, honest, just, noble, incorruptible, anti-corruption, scrupulous, conscientious, respectable, decent
2(of a system or method) based on a given set of rules.
（制度，方法）原则性的，基于既定规则的
a coherent and principled approach
连贯的原则性方法。
Example sentencesExamples
- It has won a considerable global readership as the result of its principled approach.
- However, she said, she was taking a principled rather than a technical decision.
- It says that there is no principled way to decide that some limitations on land use are takings and others are not.
- One therefore has to decide which should be given priority in any given situation and one should do this in a principled way.
- The Greens support taking a principled approach to this legislation.
- The point of a radical move to restore the rule of law is that it offers both parties a principled basis for agreement.
- It is impossible to base principled politics on the ‘bad man’ theory of history.
- These five justices have all the right in the world to have their own principled way of interpreting the constitution.
- As such cases show, if we give weight to both equality and utility, we have no principled way to assess their relative importance.
- If he maintains such a principled approach in the subsequent campaign, I thought, he might even be able to turn public opinion around.
- He has paid a significant price for his principled approach to politics.
- Worse, what is the principled basis by which we weight the importance of the properties in the bundle?
- If courts are to intervene by the imposition of public law standards upon a private body they must adopt a careful and principled approach.
- I think you have to deal with it in a bit more principled way than that.
- That should apply to all the parties seeking a principled accommodation.
- The following statements are admitted under the principled approach to hearsay.
- But there are several reductions of arithmetic to set theory, and seemingly no principled way to decide between them.
- This demonstrates again a pragmatic rather than a principled approach.
- It would help if the government actually knew what it wanted, and held a principled position one way or the other.
- There is the example she set, her very principled approach to life which she demonstrated, rather than preached.

词汇	principled
释义	Definition of principled in English: principled adjective ˈprɪnsɪp(ə)ldˈprɪnsəpəld 1(of a person or their behaviour) acting in accordance with morality and showing recognition of right and wrong. （人或其行为）有道德原则的；原则性强的 a principled politician 一位原则性强的政界人士。 Example sentencesExamples We must have principled leaders who define all of life by principles and not expediency. As a result, his former image as a political operator was replaced by that of a principled leader. When you must make decisions about marriages, you are obliged to be consistent and principled. I respect her, because at least she is principled - she believes in what she has put up here. They showed that far from being apathetic, they are principled, dynamic and determined to make a difference. Whistleblowers are highly principled people who are in the job because they thought they could do it in an ethical manner. Duff sometimes behaved like a cad to his women; in politics, he was a model of principled behaviour. Particular mention should be made of Mike Kelly, who remains the most principled man it's ever been my good fortune to meet. He was one of the very few people of principled honesty that I had met, thus becoming an inspiration to me, and will be deeply missed. Kevin was principled, courageous, incorruptible, unselfish and a man of great integrity. He saw him as a principled man who openly spoke out his thoughts on any issue of the nation, but never wishing to malign or discredit others. He is an independent minded and principled man, who is very different from most private eye characters. The welcome sign of a principled politician is the desire to risk everything for change. What a doughty, principled fighter for pensioners that McLennan is. Little Women is a cheerful, wholesome account of the daily life of a highly principled family. If he was principled at all and believed that these things should be done, he would have spoken out. More specifically, toward whom should he have looked as an example, this deeply moral and principled man? He's a pretty principled guy and isn't interested in the money - which is just as well because we're not paying him. How can you ever again position yourself as a principled candidate in this election? Passionate and principled democrats were slow to recognise the dangers posed by totalitarianism 60 years ago. Synonyms moral, ethical, good, virtuous, righteous, upright, upstanding, high-minded, right-minded, proper, correct, honourable, honest, just, noble, incorruptible, anti-corruption, scrupulous, conscientious, respectable, decent 2(of a system or method) based on a given set of rules. （制度，方法）原则性的，基于既定规则的 a coherent and principled approach 连贯的原则性方法。 Example sentencesExamples There is the example she set, her very principled approach to life which she demonstrated, rather than preached. If courts are to intervene by the imposition of public law standards upon a private body they must adopt a careful and principled approach. But there are several reductions of arithmetic to set theory, and seemingly no principled way to decide between them. It has won a considerable global readership as the result of its principled approach. It is impossible to base principled politics on the ‘bad man’ theory of history. Worse, what is the principled basis by which we weight the importance of the properties in the bundle? I think you have to deal with it in a bit more principled way than that. The Greens support taking a principled approach to this legislation. If he maintains such a principled approach in the subsequent campaign, I thought, he might even be able to turn public opinion around. He has paid a significant price for his principled approach to politics. That should apply to all the parties seeking a principled accommodation. As such cases show, if we give weight to both equality and utility, we have no principled way to assess their relative importance. However, she said, she was taking a principled rather than a technical decision. The point of a radical move to restore the rule of law is that it offers both parties a principled basis for agreement. These five justices have all the right in the world to have their own principled way of interpreting the constitution. It says that there is no principled way to decide that some limitations on land use are takings and others are not. One therefore has to decide which should be given priority in any given situation and one should do this in a principled way. This demonstrates again a pragmatic rather than a principled approach. It would help if the government actually knew what it wanted, and held a principled position one way or the other. The following statements are admitted under the principled approach to hearsay. Definition of principled in US English: principled adjectiveˈprɪnsəpəldˈprinsəpəld 1(of a person or their behavior) acting in accordance with morality and showing recognition of right and wrong. （人或其行为）有道德原则的；原则性强的 a principled politician 一位原则性强的政界人士。 Example sentencesExamples I respect her, because at least she is principled - she believes in what she has put up here. Passionate and principled democrats were slow to recognise the dangers posed by totalitarianism 60 years ago. Duff sometimes behaved like a cad to his women; in politics, he was a model of principled behaviour. More specifically, toward whom should he have looked as an example, this deeply moral and principled man? They showed that far from being apathetic, they are principled, dynamic and determined to make a difference. The welcome sign of a principled politician is the desire to risk everything for change. Little Women is a cheerful, wholesome account of the daily life of a highly principled family. Kevin was principled, courageous, incorruptible, unselfish and a man of great integrity. He's a pretty principled guy and isn't interested in the money - which is just as well because we're not paying him. Whistleblowers are highly principled people who are in the job because they thought they could do it in an ethical manner. If he was principled at all and believed that these things should be done, he would have spoken out. When you must make decisions about marriages, you are obliged to be consistent and principled. As a result, his former image as a political operator was replaced by that of a principled leader. How can you ever again position yourself as a principled candidate in this election? He was one of the very few people of principled honesty that I had met, thus becoming an inspiration to me, and will be deeply missed. Particular mention should be made of Mike Kelly, who remains the most principled man it's ever been my good fortune to meet. He saw him as a principled man who openly spoke out his thoughts on any issue of the nation, but never wishing to malign or discredit others. We must have principled leaders who define all of life by principles and not expediency. What a doughty, principled fighter for pensioners that McLennan is. He is an independent minded and principled man, who is very different from most private eye characters. Synonyms moral, ethical, good, virtuous, righteous, upright, upstanding, high-minded, right-minded, proper, correct, honourable, honest, just, noble, incorruptible, anti-corruption, scrupulous, conscientious, respectable, decent 2(of a system or method) based on a given set of rules. （制度，方法）原则性的，基于既定规则的 a coherent and principled approach 连贯的原则性方法。 Example sentencesExamples It has won a considerable global readership as the result of its principled approach. However, she said, she was taking a principled rather than a technical decision. It says that there is no principled way to decide that some limitations on land use are takings and others are not. One therefore has to decide which should be given priority in any given situation and one should do this in a principled way. The Greens support taking a principled approach to this legislation. The point of a radical move to restore the rule of law is that it offers both parties a principled basis for agreement. It is impossible to base principled politics on the ‘bad man’ theory of history. These five justices have all the right in the world to have their own principled way of interpreting the constitution. As such cases show, if we give weight to both equality and utility, we have no principled way to assess their relative importance. If he maintains such a principled approach in the subsequent campaign, I thought, he might even be able to turn public opinion around. He has paid a significant price for his principled approach to politics. Worse, what is the principled basis by which we weight the importance of the properties in the bundle? If courts are to intervene by the imposition of public law standards upon a private body they must adopt a careful and principled approach. I think you have to deal with it in a bit more principled way than that. That should apply to all the parties seeking a principled accommodation. The following statements are admitted under the principled approach to hearsay. But there are several reductions of arithmetic to set theory, and seemingly no principled way to decide between them. This demonstrates again a pragmatic rather than a principled approach. It would help if the government actually knew what it wanted, and held a principled position one way or the other. There is the example she set, her very principled approach to life which she demonstrated, rather than preached.
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