Sentence examples for ideal be that from inspiring English sources

"But if you can't stay married, wouldn't the ideal be that you could still be a family and you could put aside your own stuff long enough to explore — what is this new family and who am I in it?

The ideal is that cities burn slowly.

The ideal is that of free thought and expression by which minds are formed and refined.

The ideal is that the need for affirmative action will, along with racism and bias, disappear.

As for timing, the ideal is that controls should be counter-cyclical.

"The Conservative ideal is that where you are born should not determine where you end up".

The Athenian ideal was that of the kalos k'agathos, the "wise and good" man.

"The ideal is that there is something worth dying for, there is something you would willingly give your life for.

The ideal is that search results are tailored individually, identifying treatments, drug interactions and medical journal articles of interest.

"The American ideal is that justice should be colorblind," said Senator John Cornyn, a Texas Republican on the Judiciary Committee.

My ideal is that cinema is the opposite of this experience, an antidote to it in fact.