Sentence examples for ideal about the from inspiring English sources

From the start there was nothing ideal about the ICU; it was holding together a coalition of interests that ranged from the best of the moderates to the worst of the militants.

Ideally, Mr. Arafat's exit would be dictated by the Palestinian electorate at the polls, but there is nothing ideal about the Palestinian quandary, and it is unlikely that new elections can be organized in the occupied territories anytime soon.

What is unique and ideal about the approach is that it isolates airway conditions that requires simultaneous matching of two functional measures for heterogeneity in lung mechanics and in ventilation.

Knowledge plays an important role in decision-making processes, often within an ideal idea about the role of rationality, for instance bounded rationality (Simon 1957 , 1987 or communicative rationality (Habermas 1984 , 1987.

Based on Lashall invariance principle, an ideal controller is designed for the vehicle with ideal model and ideal information about the environmental concentration function to track the desired contour line.

Not ideals about the war.

Protectionism has come to mean protecting grander ideals about the country.

It seems extremely unlikely that cultural vitality will somehow renew European ideals about the EU.

"He took it as a moral obligation because of our ideals about the military.

"I told John flat out that some of the things that he said embarrassed me terribly and embarrassed my ideals about the Braves," Yost said.

"I go home from rehearsals full of ideals about the transformative power of love," she admits, "and my husband will say, 'For goodness sake woman, calm down and pass the nappies.' " It's hard to imagine Bushell-Mingo calming down.