Sentence examples for Early ideal from inspiring English sources

The Formbys saw their mission as recreating the purity of that early ideal, which had been lost over the years.

"The early ideal of the Seaport Museum and the entire district, " Ms. Jones said, "was to combine the ships and the buildings in a way that educated people about New York's great seafaring past.

It's a far cry from the downscale but dynamic realism of his early ideals.

In time, fellow Fugitives Robert Penn Warren, Allen Tate, and John Crowe Ransom altered their views, but Davidson, who taught for many years at Vanderbilt, remained passionately devoted to his early ideals.

(Likewise with Jaron Lanier, who laments the betrayal of the Web's early ideals by the profit-driven software designs of Web 2.0, and fears the loss of individuality to Wikidom and the "digital Maoist" hive mind).

He is sympathetic to the dreams of the EU's founding fathers yet suggests Europe has changed so much that many of those early ideals are no longer pertinent.

In other generations, early ideals and traits can be lost as people move up the leadership ranks, Swantee wrote.

Zweig's early ideals of European union fit perfectly with today's environment that rewards cooperation, collaboration, and community.

As Clarissa Campbell Orr, a recent editor of the French Lives, explains, this choice "represents a concerted attempt to disassociate the early ideals of the French Revolution from its subsequent extremism and state-authored bloodshed".

Hill himself dates the shift to the governmental realm somewhat earlier, pointing out that the notion of overturning was also present in groups of reformers who aspired to return human society to an earlier, ideal state: overturning as returning.

Students from more deprived neighbourhoods had earlier ideal ages for parenthood than those from more affluent ones, and these differences were fully apparent by age 11.