Sentence examples for held ideals from inspiring English sources

This was not just a case of an elite looking outside itself for rejuvenation: the inclusiveness of the last 50 years has been the product of sincerely held ideals put into action.

The ad-libbed portions betrayed his most forcefully held ideals and values: During the stretch about suspending immigration, he hoarsely shouted: "we don't want them in our country!", and it was amid the discussions of immigration that Trump's voice rose to its tinniest, angriest, most hysterical shriek.

Whether it is through intelligent use of beneficial technology, internal policy and organizational culture that empowers their employees or just being good corporate citizens, companies today are expected to uphold social values and universally held ideals.

First, they have deeply held ideals that serve as a compass for everything they do in their work and community.

Despite jail time, and with the meek Scully serving more time than Sand, the documentary shows that the unlikely pair have kept their friendship forged out of firmly held ideals.

Instead of continuing to value youth for the sake of youth and flawlessness for the sake of flawlessness, as we are "awakening" to the higher truths of humanity, we are starting to let go of commonly held ideals of external beauty.

As tempting as it is to dismiss these mass shooters as maniacs (and of course, in a sense, they are), we have to recognize that they hold ideals that many Americans, behind closed doors, share.

Samuel was outspoken against the monarchy; he held different ideals.

"Never did I let pass an opportunity to join hands with someone just because he or she held different ideals".

In specific, they held similar "ideals" of what whiteness is, and importantly, what whiteness should be.

In addition, the Consul was always chosen from senate, and as such he usually held similar ideals as did his fellow senators.