Sentence examples for accepted ideal from inspiring English sources

Would it have been a different story if she fitted a more accepted ideal of beauty?

Our get-tough legal system is also not interested in the progressive, and once widely accepted, ideal of rehabilitation.

Every once in a while, it challenges the existing dominant design, the accepted ideal of what a product should be.

These "physical culturists" claimed that Miss Scheel's weight and height "cannot be reconciled with the accepted ideal of female beauty".

Despite the widely accepted ideal of "shared value," research led by Harvard Business School's Kasturi Rangan suggests that this is not the norm--and that's OK.

She says that the wasted, thin young model as a normative image is out there in such proliferation that it becomes the accepted ideal for vulnerable girls.

Some architectural treatises were intended to publicize novel concepts rather than to state widely accepted ideals.

Ballet demands sacrifice in its pursuit of widely accepted ideals of beauty.

Despite these limitations, our criteria are potentially valuable means for drawing attention to the most normatively important aspects (based on widely accepted ideals from the diverse literature on deliberative democracy), rather than highlighting only some more "technical" requirements for SPIs or overly narrow metrics of SPI successes.

They consider the relationship between people and the personal possessions that adorn their homes and explore whether our lust for material objects could be damaging to widely accepted ideals of community spirit.

It cannot make a decision based on commonly accepted ideals because there are none.