Sentence examples for dream of equality from inspiring English sources
And there's the dream of equality — the 'all men are created equal' dream.
"The dream of equality is empty without excellent schools, schools that stress reading and discipline and character and decency," Mr. Bush said.
Finding it inert and ineradicably corrupt, he changed his mind about one-party rule.Admirers will say that Julius Nyerere was too idealistic for this world and that bad implementation does not negate his dream of equality.
The new Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, set between those for Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln in Washington, commemorates Dr. King's quest to fulfill the American dream of equality for all.
Mr. Obama secured at least part of his legacy the moment he walked into the White House on Tuesday, 146 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, 108 years after the first black man dined in the mansion with a president and 46 years after the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. declared his dream of equality.
The BBC spoke to Dr Carson about how he sees King's legacy and whether America's first black president has brought the US any closer to fulfilling the "dream" of equality.
The new orthodoxy is more realistic, aiming for equal opportunities rather than dreaming of equality.
Dreams of equality that once seemed quixotic have been realised across much of the world and in 2015 these gains will spread still further.
"It's time you made your dreams of equality and fraternity a reality," said the committee's vice chairman, Pierre-Richard Prosper, Le Monde reported.
The sight of beautiful young women with older, rather less beautiful, rich men is a common sight in Los Angeles, and one that would, the song suggested, have made poor Karl realise that his dreams of equality were impossible.
Like everything else Bowie made acceptable for his fans – fluid genders, flamboyant, outrageous clothes, dreams of equality and other worlds – this grand and surprising final exit may signal to the 76 million Baby Boomers now facing their own twilight that there's no harm in going out your own way.
