Sentence examples for an ideal form from inspiring English sources

Conceptual art is thus an ideal form for reckoning with the pressures of globalization.

Creative work has become something of an ideal form of labour in the 21st century, at least for many politicians.

Experts agree that from a practical and financial point of view, vasectomies are an ideal form of birth control.

Most seem to acknowledge that phone calls are not an ideal form of communication between the police and prosecutors.

Which makes it an ideal form of currency for some chaebol, and a way to launder money and make bribes.

Marx insisted on excessively large, unitary groups, like the proletariat, and then, even worse, claimed that under an ideal form of government they would disappear.

He says the European world of moral rule is an ideal formed in weakness.

Allow your soul to come out from your eyes, relax your jawline, relax your lips to form an ideal shape.

This mystical view portrayed each species as a class of imperfect instances (the organisms) derived from an eternal ideal form by which the species would be defined.

Species are viewed as being fixed and immutable natural expressions of an underlying "ideal form" for that particular species.

Whereas methodical selection involves intentional breeding to achieve a predefined ideal form, unconscious selection is not based on striving toward any long-term goal.