Sentence examples for her ideal of from inspiring English sources

"Dreams in Color," her final poem, set out her ideal of a psychologically healed postmilitary life.

Meeting Sirena, her "ideal of an artist," Nora feels instant recognition, ravishment, "an epiphany".

Swinton once characterised her ideal of cinema as a 'Church for the Aliens', and she is without doubt today's most extra-terrestrial celebrant at that particular shrine.

For April, who has neither professional ambition nor an instinct for mothering, the quest is Frank, shaping him into her ideal of manhood.

Rebecca finds herself no closer to her ideal of romantic love even though she's landed him, which was supposed to be the hard part.

ELIZABETH HOWARD can dress a room like a master, adjusting a picture or moving an urn to match her ideal of perfection.

This extravaganza seems at odds, to say the least, with her ideals of abstinence and spontaneity.

Her ideals of human liberty are not unsimilar to those of Plato, to those of Shelley, to those of Lord Byron which led him to die dramatically in Greece.

She is then taken into the care of the fostering system of the state, which surprisingly she knows nothing about, and is then forced to question her ideals of what a family really is.

In the other option Raynor sides with Ariel Hanson of Agria, who is the unofficial leader of the refugees, and her ideals of being able to create a cure for the Zerg Infestation.

A woman like Madeline, so dedicated to her ideals of being progressive and open-minded (her obsession with getting "Avenue Q" made for instance), wouldn't even know how to begin to process how race might feed into her feelings about her husband's new wife. .