Sentence examples for basic ideals from inspiring English sources
The left's basic ideals of equality, solidarity and a protected public realm should be ageless.
In most cases, the fundamental musical concepts of such national forms reflect the basic ideals of the cultural core.
The Times is depriving readers like me of the right to read a newspaper that lives up to the basic ideals of American journalism.
The objective was to change society to conform to the basic ideals of the political party or government in power or to create a utopian society through education.
Most priests had initially hoped that sweeping reform might return Roman Catholicism to its basic ideals, shorn of aristocratic trappings and superfluous privileges, but they assumed that the church itself would collaborate in the process.
At that time, the basic ideals of Sufism permeated the whole world of Islam; and at its borders as, for example, in India, Sufis largely contributed to shaping Islamic society.
"The theme of the story is rebirth, and it comes straight from the basic ideal of Buddhism," said Michelle Park, chief executive of the Bloomage Company, a Korean film distributor.
In Section 3, we present the basic ideal of the homotopy decomposition method for solving fractional partial differential equations.
Philosophy should become relevant and useful for the people as a whole — this is a basic ideal of Herder's philosophy.
The aim of the IDTS code developed is to build a model from a combination of elementary systems representing basic ideal flow patterns (perfect mixed flow, plug flow,…).
The basic ideal of that is to regard the mineral surfaces as a functional groups carrier; therefore the surface chemical reaction can be treated in the same way as those of solution chemical reactions.
