Sentence examples for generous ideal from inspiring English sources

This Henriade is spoiled by its pedantic imitation of Virgil's Aeneid, but his contemporaries saw only the generous ideal of tolerance that inspired the poem.

Over and over, without a single drop of bitterness, your vision of the new Middle East was turning the entire room into a large, generous, ideal country: Israstine or Palestael, you would laugh suddenly; "we'll call it whatever you like".

Rooted, in part, in the majestic shopping and promenading galleries threaded through Milan and Naples in the late 19th century, Sheffield's Winter Garden and Millennium Galleries are a generous urban ideal realised in deft modern design by the architects Pringle Richards Sharratt.

These Nordic laws, pioneering and generous, seemed like ideal models for the world to follow.

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The Muslim community, as Iqbal conceived it, ought effectively to teach and to encourage generous service to the ideals of brotherhood and justice.

He was also the ideal weekend reviewer: generous, entertaining, witty, informative and wise.

He was the ideal weekend reviewer: generous, entertaining, witty, informative and wise.

In addition, there was that image in her mind of Brooke's ideal of a "generous death".

We talk about the contrast between the American ideal of masculinity – generous, confident, empathetic, determined; the one you think of when you imagine the "Greatest Generation" who fought in the second world war – and the one Trump presents.

This essay drew no sharp contrast between readers and critics (and was fairly vague on the matter of "higher ideals"), choosing instead to encourage broad-minded, generous reading as a general principle for all.