Sentence examples for by ideals of from inspiring English sources

The regime wasn't motivated by ideals of open access or illusions of speeding progress.

It demonstrates the powerful pull and aesthetic coherence created by ideals of physical beauty.

Ever since the Renaissance, the portrayal of women had been shaped by ideals of beauty and constrained social roles.

A leader entranced by ideals of national destiny, Mr Blair reluctantly abandoned his ambition to make the country the third cog in the European Union's Franco-German engine.

Britain's Gay Liberation Front, formed in the wake of a US movement after New York's anti-homophobic Stonewall riots, was equally driven by ideals of freedom and innovation.

When three shoe-industry professionals met in 2009 to start their own company, they were not driven by ideals of sustainability, veganism or even durability.

They're bombarded by ideal of the perfect life, the perfect style, the perfect profession and the list goes on and on.

We must keep in mind that a military empire will be ruled not by lofty ideals of equality and justice but by the power of the sword.

Mr Hyman has already attracted a lot abuse in Comment is Free for his column arguing that politicians are really the good guys, animated by true ideals of public service and unjustly maligned by the media.

Sometimes we are separated by differences and sometimes we are united by common ideals of respect and compassion.

Growing up in Lahore, Randhir was influenced in his childhood by the ideals of the Punjabi socialist Bhagat Singh, who was hanged by the British authorities in 1931 while Randhir was still at primary school.