Sentence examples for global ideal from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, America's reign as the global ideal seems to be waning.

Western style icons like Britney, J-Lo and Paris reign supreme as the global ideal of magnificence.

A competing view, championed mostly by liberals, defines the rule of law differently: law is conceived not as a quintessentially national phenomenon but rather as a global ideal.

After turning the sport of Polo into a global ideal, and growing that horsey logo to overtake the shirts that ground it, Lauren has tried to bar the US Polo Association from sharing the wealth it has so long inspired.

And at Donna Karan, who apparently never met an incense stick she didn't like, inspiration came from a polymorphic global ideal, a person who is, as her notes said, "a sexy study in contradiction, feminine and masculine, manicured and thrown, forever blurring her night into day".

A considerable amount of the traditional Brazilian fixation with soccer, and with intellectuals' embrace of Brazilian soccer as a global ideal, is bound up in the notion that Brazilians play not just better than everyone else but somehow differently — that they'd improved on a colonial import and made it their own.

While students were motivated by national and global ideals, several events served as reminders to the campus community that meaningful change first had to be achieved at home.

Paradoxically, this may lead to a strengthening in the fight for the global ideals the UK and the EU stand for: human rights, justice, equality, free trade and investment and open societies, but this is not guaranteed," said the authors.

As if writing predictions for the energy industry weren't tough enough every year, 2017 presents a particularly challenging dynamic, as the expected policies of the next presidential administration clash with diverging global ideals to create a very cloudy future for the sector.

At the invitation of the Indian government, The Ford Foundation established its first international office in New Delhi in 1952 – and it needed a building to fit its global ideals.

Shifting focus from top leaders negotiating global ideals and principles (territorial ownership, sovereignty) to community leaders problem-solving achievable, on-the-ground goals can loosen the conflict's stranglehold on the peace process and ignite it from the bottom up.