Sentence examples for highest aims from inspiring English sources

He wrote: "One of the highest aims of art has been the creation of unrest.

All the highest aims of early Renaissance painting are here: simplicity, strength, monumentality; man as observer, as actor, and as participant in the work of art.

"The salvation of the young mind and the freeing of it from the noxious reactionary beliefs of their parents is one of the highest aims of the proletarian government".

The heroic image of Beethoven as one who had overcome every possible personal and artistic difficulty to achieve the highest aims of the art assumed well-nigh traumatic proportions among 19th-century musicians.

His highest aim is to be a father and he will go to great lenghts.

The tough, hard textures announce, a century before their time, that beautiful sound is not necessarily music's highest aim.

Women will cooperate to give men higher aims, to give their sons nobler dreams.

Thus setting a familiar blueprint for more than two centuries: a heady cocktail of unimpeachably high aims and financial innumeracy.

Masa, a tiny Japanese restaurant on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center, has very high aims indeed.

The Spaniard's upbeat rhetoric tends to jar with realists in a year of high aims and low achievement.

It was encouragement to have higher aims and, in that way, to transform daily life.