Sentence examples for ideal by itself from inspiring English sources

Of course, the ideal by itself does not determine what particular laws or constitutional arrangements ought to exist in any specific society.

Also packaged in the Octavin format, this red blend of seven varieties is ideal for casual sipping by itself or with unpretentious grilled meat.

Parents should be given the first opportunity to care for their children, and our national policies should encourage this ideal by offering incentives to the family unit itself.

A government founded in a revolutionary moment is always vulnerable to a determination by a zealous minority that its revolutionary ideals have been compromised by itself.

Each method has serious drawbacks, such that neither by itself is ideal.

The form of art that is characterized by works of ideal beauty itself is classical art.

"There is a realization that what exists now is not ideal by any means".

The African-American Jesse Owens defies the Aryan ideal by winning four track and field gold medals.

"The feminine figure," he believed, is "intrinsically wrong," i.e. not platonically ideal by his standards.

Sponsorship of the creative ideal by the government has many delightful delinquencies.

The ideal, by many accounts, would be the Vivian Beaumont Theater, with its wide thrust stage.