Sentence examples for ideal beginning from inspiring English sources

This is not an ideal beginning.

An ideal beginning for the nightmare the trip was going to become.

His later buildings show a departure from the Miesian ideal, beginning with the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University (1963), and reaching a climax with the low, horizontal travertine Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Research Building, University of Texas (Austin, 1971).

For him, as in all of his movies, the American dilemma is about that ideal beginning and where it has led us.

It was now in the imaginative regeneration project of the postwar Labour government, in which art, architecture and design were of the essence, that Morris's ideals began to enter the political mainstream.

Wilson, smitten with the romance of these men and their ideals, begins by noting a matter-of-fact irony, which he states with typical matter-of-factness: "Whoever has known the Russian revolutionaries of these pre-War generations at their best has been impressed by the effectiveness of the tsarist regime as a training school for intellect and character in those who were engaged in opposing it".

It is shown that the jumps of parameters at the shock front in the dusty air follow other regularities in comparison with the case of an ideal gas, beginning from the distance of three dynamic radii, so at ten dynamic radii the difference in overpressure exceeds 60%.

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From The Octopus on he adopted a more humanitarian ideal and began to view the novel as a proper agent for social betterment.

Slow mornings there, in an ideal world, begin with a pint of tea and getting out of their pyjamas at midday – and back into them at six.

PAGE C1 Subtle Studies in Stillness C3 Music Reviews A Post-Bop Ideal John Escreet began his first set at the Jazz Gallery on Thursday night with a solo piano rumination, soft but stern.