Sentence examples for egalitarian ideal from inspiring English sources

To count classroom grades would betray the French egalitarian ideal, many argue, because grading standards vary between schools and instructors.

There is little support for the cynical view that Americans don't really take their egalitarian ideal seriously.

Part of the charm of the United States Open is its egalitarian ideal as the rare major sporting event truly accessible to participants of all stripes.

While most of the women wanted to continue paid employment, the majority of men said that if they could not achieve their egalitarian ideal they expected their partner to assume primary responsibility for parenting so they could focus on work.

The conservative editorial page of The Wall Street Journal accused the protesting faculty of trying to create "an academic Green Zone separated from economic reality," while liberal publications held up Sullivan as a symbol of a beleaguered egalitarian ideal.

They looked for inspiration to the new British "garden cities," nostalgic experiments in urban planning intended to be self-sufficient enclaves for working people — even if they did not embrace the egalitarian ideal.

Its egalitarian ideals are in its bones".

And it's touching to see the momentum of pop stardom trample the folkies' egalitarian ideals.

His dramatic rise to wealth was encouraged and facilitated by successive governments of a Republic that each year commemorates the egalitarian ideals of the 1916 Easter Rising.

President Obama has a rare opportunity to build a new, more enlightened version of this country, one rooted in his own egalitarian ideals.

From this perspective, menswear culture is part of a larger, class-centric project, in which men seek ways to be gorgeous, poetic, and aristocratic on the sly, without betraying the egalitarian ideals that, at least in theory, define modern manhood.