Sentence examples for Found ideal from inspiring English sources

Has Bush found ideal compromise in his Supreme Court rightwinger?

"Rock 'n' Roll" and "Me, Myself & I" found ideal embodiments for their authors' semantic perplexity in two very different performances.

In the Hudson Valley, I found ideal places to picnic, and, after some experimentation, I honed what to take along.

Now it turns out if you live somewhere else, you run risk of being found ideal by Dr. Bryson, and brought to N.Y.

The land, which Sherman had immediately found ideal, was owned by "old preacher Mr. Fox," as Sherman put it in a letter to Ellen.

They crossed the Irish Sea and found ideal havens by streams and small rivers, building houses, growing their own vegetables and their own marijuana, and, he had been told on good authority, taking up wife-swapping.

But the H.P. Way drifted as the founding ideal waned in force, and technology became a mass consumer market.

This returns to the nation's founding ideal: "We the people" create government, not the other way around.

For the Labour party that has to entail our founding ideal of tackling inequality and building a just society.

But Mr. Andrews said that would undermine the founding ideal of Mr. Obama's campaign to end the war.

Only a tiny minority of British Europhiles are animated by the project's founding ideal: economic interdependence, leading to elision of borders as the antidote to murderous nationalism.