Sentence examples similar to embraced common ideals from inspiring English sources

We need to re-embrace the melting pot of cultures, peoples, creeds, colours and religions and see our common ideals and dreams.

This Loyalty Day, let us remember that what defines us as one American people is our dedication to common ideals — rather than similarities of origin or creed — and let us reaffirm that embracing this truth lies at the heart of what it means to be a citizen.

"They shared common ideals, but each would express it differently.

There is a more weighty reason: we have a common enemy and common ideals.

I have proposed a League of Democracies, a group... of countries that share common interests, common values, common ideals.

"But a president must be the keeper of our common ideals".

That feels right to me -- and 85percentt is a large proportion of common ideals and purposes.

States have embraced the ideals and practice of small institutions, yet conditions in juvenile corrections often remain harsh and are common targets of litigation.

Because of this, New Orleans held a common ideal which ultimately proved essential to its survival a local patriotism that embraced everything from trombone solos to jambalaya platters and held it against the generic and the mundane in a feat of resilience.

Neglected of late, the tradition of mechanically engineered abstraction embraced two ideals: utopia and science.

She embraced abstract ideals of equality yet characterized black men as "Sambos" and incipient rapists.