Sentence examples for attractive ideals from inspiring English sources

Also, he says, attractive ideals tend to be shaped by those people that have ready access to the media, and help form it, as many of the denizens of Kensington and Chelsea do.

He concludes that the European Union and the Maastricht Treaty were based on fundamentally flawed but "immensely attractive" ideals.

Although a majority of voters may find race-blindness to be an attractive ideal, I believe many fewer are prepared to endorse race-neutrality because, in light of our history, race-neutrality is not a very attractive moral stance.

I believe that multicultural nationhood is both a normatively attractive ideal, and a potential source of inclusive solidarity, and that we have at least some partial instantiations of this ideal in the real world.

We keep Dutch and lavender pekin bantams that are attractive and ideal for a smaller garden.

Connecting a culture's vernacular past with its vernacular present and future is an attractive philosophical ideal, and these days doing this means diversifying into other cultures, too.

The prominent features of MOFs such as permanent porosity, structural rigidity, and surface area are attractive and ideal for hydrogen storage.

Most women today just want to deal with this pesky food & eating problem so they can achieve the thing we've all been told makes us worthwhile, attractive and ideal as women: a better, hotter, fitter, sexier body.

Because low P-values are attractive, the ideal gene would be found in the southwest corner of the graph.

As PV module contributes vast part of the framework cost (Enslin et al. 1997) ideal usage is attractive, subsequently discovering ideal working point which is the point, of maximum power separated from PVs is a customary objective in planning the control framework (Sundareswaran et al. 2014; Sera et al. 2013; Weidong et al. 2013).

In the Calligone Herder also notes concerning non-linguistic art that music has a power to affect moral character for good or ill depending on the principles with which it is associated, and that visual art has a power to make moral ideals attractive by presenting them blended with physical beauty.