Sentence examples for ideal battle from inspiring English sources

McClellan was also given to excessive planning, as if only the ideal battle plan were worth acting on.

And it is there in his attraction to complex moral themes of a kind associated with history painting: the hubris of Phaeton, the heroic ideal of battling natural forces embodied in his horse-and-lion variations.

It is widely assumed that immunostimulating agents, were they to exist, would be ideal in battling microorganisms.

Chemoprevention is an ideal strategy for battling prostate cancer, and a number of chemotherapeutic agents or natural food supplements are currently being tested for their potential of inhibiting prostate cancer development.

It inverted the American ideal and surrendered the battle of myths.

During battle, over ideal terrain, the Abrams can go through 300 gallons--usually JP-8 jet fuel--each and every hour.

It is selling war as bloody, inhumane mayhem, a battle of ideals dragged through the mud.

The soundtrack is a traditional folk-style song with lyrics extolling the virtues of the "Ninkyo" spirit – an ideal of masculinity that battles injustice and helps the weak.

But there was Blake, a vehemently self-taught radical poet-artist in 18th- and 19th-century England as the ideals of revolution did battle with the cold hard facts of industrialization.

Berlioz was able to put Wagner in the way of some musical journalism and thus began a fitful connection of 30 years between the two men whose influence on modern music still resembles a battle of ideals: Berlioz aiming at the creation of drama in and through music alone; Wagner at marriage of symphony with opera.

Because the aerial battles required ideal weather to shoot, the production team had to wait on one occasion for 18 consecutive days for proper conditions in San Antonio.