Sentence examples for beautiful ideals from inspiring English sources

I believe that fairness is one of the most beautiful ideals of Western culture.

Mae is a twentysomething naif, journeying into the brave new world of a vast info-tech enterprise – the Circle – which has amalgamated the functions of Microsoft, Google, Apple, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter into a unified corporation with seemingly beautiful ideals.

When I arrived at Yale, it felt as if my classmates had sparkles in their eyes; they all seemed full of hope and beautiful ideals.

Wilson's repressive 1918 Seditions Act then made it a crime to use "disloyal, profane, scurrilous, or abusive language" about the government, the flag or armed services during World War I. "Beautiful ideals were painted for our boys who were sent out to die.

That was just a beautiful ideal".

George Washington Bridge The bridge, completed in 1931, symbolizes the eclipse of the City Beautiful ideal.

Nut brown and slender, the Paskowitz children were beautiful, ideal subjects for an exhilarating, persuasively liberating experiment.

Olmsted and the American parks movement were the finest outgrowth of the late-19th-century City Beautiful ideal.

"You always have this Platonic beautiful ideal of a book in your head, and then you write something which isn't as good as that," he said.

It's a rather beautiful ideal, even if — like most ideals — it's all too easy to make fun, as Cohen does, of its most popular and banal expressions.

With figures showing that one-child families are becoming much more common, and this week's budget clamping down on tax credits for parents of more than two children, the small or one-child family may now be becoming, if not the beautiful ideal, then the more sensible choice.