She would also, I imagine, examine the fate of the refugees, the disintegration of the EU as a common ideal, the rise of anti-politics and the uncertainties across Europe and in post-Brexit UK.
It is a sense of a common ideal, transmitted strongly by dancers who have a shared delight in Mr. Fagan's idiomatic choreography.
Students, parents and community members are shareholders of something, too -- a common ideal -- and have the right to look for a return that goes beyond high stakes standardized tests or a high school diploma.
The United States, as a nation, also has a strong history of achieving social change through the efforts of local communities banding together under a common ideal.
A peaceful and painless death, preferably during sleep, was a common ideal.
Forstmann puts it well: "By letting parents seek a good education wherever it can be found, we can breathe new life into our common ideal of equal opportunity in education.
Schools often promote common ideals of a capitalistic culture, and in doing so; present the impoverished, minorities, the disabled, and immigrants as inferior.
It was instrumental in establishing an intellectual aristocracy whereby the nation could be sure of a cultural unity by entrusting government to scholars reared in a common tradition, nurtured in a common cultural heritage, and dedicated to common ideals of political and social life.
Its members were bound by the common ideals of Ceylonese nationalism, parliamentary democracy, and gradual economic progress through free enterprise.
