Sentence examples for all the ideals from inspiring English sources

It was a time to bring together all the ideals we dreamed about, to try and live a better life.

"Within three months, all the ideals I had as a patriotic Georgia boy were shattered, and I began to question who we were as a nation," Searcy said.

When we started we had all the ideals that any new care firm has; to do things differently, to do things better, to make a difference.

Indeed, this process gives all the ideals of L K ( E ). (Structure Theorem of Ideals) [6, Theorem 2.8.10] Let E be a row-finite graph.

Mr. Secretary, Mr. Kutesa becoming President of the UN General Assembly would be a mockery of all the ideals that the UN is supposed to stand for.

Be like Kennedy: Don't fear emotion, don't be afraid of going after your opponent for abandoning all the ideals he professes, and don't be afraid to go after John McCain for undermining the security of the United States.

An army base is, after all, the ideal place for people from widely different backgrounds to come together; this was especially true when the draft was in force.

The design curves and surfaces, constructed through these functions, possess all the ideal geometric properties like partition of unity, convex hull, and variation diminishing.

In all, the ideal of authenticity does not object to the importance of the self-given law, but disagrees that full freedom consists in making and following such a law (Menke 2005: 308).

An interview or questionnaire must include sections for all the ideal type activities presented in Table 2 if we are to obtain a complete picture of older people's production in a wider study.

As a businesswoman she was very impressive, she looked like money was not the issue at all, it was all about the ideals.