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A high-principled businessman may be one of the noblest leaders of mankind.
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Their loyalty was high-principled and self-sacrificing, yet at the same time discriminating.
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I am a Mozart; and, though young, still a high-principled Mozart.
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Only the best and most high-principled among them will refrain from doing so.
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But the trouble is that most of them are too high-principled.
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He could not accept the suggestion that Deb was not high-principled.
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The fact is, that high-principled, religious, and well-conducted people always like each other.
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You are such a high-principled girl, so different from many others.
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He felt a great respect, even tenderness, for this taciturn, high-principled, devoted scientist.
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Why do even high-principled parents send their boys to military schools?
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Fancy the torture of such a situation to a high-principled and sensitive girl!
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But there were high-principled men who resisted the domineering monarch.
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You ought to remember just how high-principled a man my husband is, Mr. Rhodenbarr.
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Mrs. Betty Lumley, tall, comely, high-principled, warm-hearted, and ingenuous, was come of yeomen ancestors.
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Not to Lionel; he honestly believed Lionel to be too high-principled: but towards his step-sons.
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We have both been tried rather high; and both of us are human, however high-principled.