Sentence examples for human ideal from inspiring English sources

Many corporate gatherings have themes, but the World Economic Forum may be the only one that has a human ideal.

As deceptively simple as Socrates' conversation, this columned, oblong temple is the expression without a trace of strain or conflict of a human ideal of clarity and unity.

The human ideal of manly courage and manly deeds must become more enlightened; the faithful worker in all spiritual and material spheres of life must displace the bloodstained hero as the true ideal.

And therefore: (3) I have just seen something that is at the same time both human and more than human; I have just seen something like the human ideal made visible.

A human ideal is to be seen in the savage satire of Juvenal and in Anacreon's songs of love and wine, as it is in the philosophical thought of Plato and Aristotle.

The human ideal held up in Greek and Latin literature, formed after civilization had emerged from earlier centuries of barbarism, was to be transformed, before the ancient world came to its close, into the spiritual ideal of Judeo-Christianity, whose writers foreshadowed medieval literature.

New gods meant, above all, new human ideals to be worshipped.

Truly, yours was an era when athletes still hewed to noble ideals of sportsmanship and human ideals of DNA!

But in the nightmare world the movie paints, high-minded human ideals barely win out: the terrorists come dangerously close to winning.

A patient, fair-minded exploration of the human ideals, hatreds and delusions that were on display in "the most famous cause célèbre in French history".

A true memorial to the victims of this act of terrorism should include serious commitment to nonviolent ways of teaching and upholding the highest human ideals and aspirations for peaceful mediation of conflicts.