Sentence examples for ideal again from inspiring English sources

Europe needs popular support, it needs people to believe in the European ideal again.

Mr. Bush is compromising his democratic ideals again by encouraging a power-sharing deal between General Musharraf and another exiled and flawed former prime minister, Benazir Bhutto, whom Washington considers more moderate and more sympathetic than Mr. Sharif.

It is high time to occupy America again; not the America of partisan politics and corporate influence; but the America that can hold and keep alive the dreams of its young people, the America that can employ people in meaningful work and draw upon the well of ideals again.

The momentum is on the Democrats' side as we head into Election 2008, and people everywhere are counting the days until Bush is gone from the Oval Office -- when one of these two Democrats can begin the fumigation process necessary to restore America to her ideals again.

If it becomes difficult to spread, reheat it on the stove or in the microwave until it reaches the ideal consistency again.

But the commitment of the self to transcendent ideals has again become a useful criterion of value.

With these words, the president betrays our ideals yet again.

A fascinating subject will have "claimed" its ideal biographer once again.

Maybe by old age they'd return to form, be ideal dance partners again, if only they could stay alive long enough.

Again, ideal being does not contain any of this.

"He let him stride on, which was not ideal, but then again Workforce would have been better if they had gone a pace.