Sentence examples for deepest ideals from inspiring English sources

It was the chief rabbi himself, after all, who said in 2002 that Israeli policy in the West Bank was incompatible with the deepest ideals of Judaism.

Mr Schuldt writesIn a nation where freedom is among the deepest ideals, control is almost a dirty word, and it is much easier to justify why one is against control than it is to justify why one is against safety.

That's why I'm here today to stand alongside Senator Kerry and to tell you that the country we carry in our hearts is waiting, and together we can move America towards her deepest ideals.

Countering them requires a leader who can appeal to the better angels of Americans and show them how more-open immigration policies are not only consistent with their interests but also their deepest ideals of individual rights and liberties.

Cronkite played a role in mid-century America not unlike that played elsewhere by a constitutional monarch: Though technically powerless, he was a vessel of national identity and pride, and his voice stood above politics to speak to our deeper ideals.

These need to be assessed according to their degree of fidelity to the deeper ideal of moral equality (Kymlicka 1990, p. 44).

Our deepest American ideals insist that everyone is created equal and that, out of many, we forge one people.

In later chapters focusing on the doctor, we see a man driven by equally deep-seated ideals, just as convinced of the rightness of his cause as his most strident opponents are.

But on the ground you see that the plains have a corrugated quality, undulating into narrow, deep valleys ideal for small ranches with lots of privacy.

The Water Street pepper building, which measures about 23 feet wide by 50 feet deep, is ideal for "adaptive reuse," as Mr. Vila likes to say, with three loft apartments and commercial space downstairs that could be a bakery or perhaps a restaurant.

"The waters would be faster flowing, deeper, and ideal locations for farming salmon," he says.