Sentence examples for clear ideal of from inspiring English sources

"Not having a clear ideal of life and also the difficult economic situation in Spain makes this type of teenager an easy target for the jihadist recruitment networks," he added.

Every four or eight years a new president arrives in town, declares his determination to cleanse a dirty process and invariably winds up trying to reconcile the clear ideals of electioneering with the muddy business of governing.

Obama had a (seemingly) clear policy based on a clear ideal: health care for all, based on the ideal of the right of all to healthcare.

No clear ideal therapy has been identified.

Mr. Cheney was the last Republican secretary of defense, serving under Mr. Bush's father, President George Bush, and had a very clear idea of the ideal candidate for the job: qualifications that Mr. Rumsfeld fit to a T. The only trick was persuading Mr. Rumsfeld to serve again, a challenge that Mr. Cheney took on over the past several days, transition aides said.

But Mr Petro reckons it is clear that "the ideal of Novgorod as a cradle of Russian democracy serves as a more or less conscious rallying-point for many regional administrators".

Joseph had, wrote Imogen, "come nearest to his ideal of clear thinking and clear feeling".

As Powell is well aware, the war on terrorism strains his ideal of clear objectives and decisive commitments.

Instead of beeping and buzzing mysteriously, or flashing arrays of red and white lights, machines should be more like Dr. Norman's ideal of clear communication: a tea kettle that burbles as the water heats and lets out a steam whistle when it's finished.

I have got a clear idea of what I want, which is an ideal situation," she said.

Above all, he seems motivated by a clear vision that sets the ideal of living and working together at a high pitch of existential commitment and danger.