Sentence examples for ideal called from inspiring English sources

Part of the sense of movement came from Mr. Flanagan's emphatic modeling, which seemed indebted to Matisse's, but was freer; the animal sometimes resembled a looping, abstract line, achieving the modernist ideal called "drawing in space".

And for nearly a century, until India's independence in 1947, the British ideal called up an image of a timeless India to keep at bay the very forces British rule was fostering: modernity, nationalism, the idea of a unified Indian nation that the railroads and mass education had made possible.

By discussing the decomposition and extrapolation of seismic wave field, we introduce a mathematic ideal called the expansion of wave differential operators.

For athletes, there is an additional "ideal" called the "sport body ideal".

Men started to become obsolete somewhere in the early part of this new century, the arrival of vagina-obsessed rabbits, IVF and that unachievable platonic ideal called "Gosling" rendered my once-thriving gender irrelevant.

To this day, it's one of Lynch's best movies; as such, it's also evidence that Lynch himself is a victim of his times—his ideal calling would have been as a studio director, applying visionary artistry to such a varied range of classical stories that his sensibility would expand and deepen.

If the ideal calls on us to tear down and completely restructure the social life of modern industrial democracies, it looks problematic.

This ideal calls upon us to not just set aside for a moment the various stratifications of people, it causes us to physically see that for a moment or two it may be possible.

They introduced a new sort of intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals, called -intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals, and studied ( ∈, ∈ ∨ q ) -intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals.

Some of Bradley's classmates, who think he is a slave to his ideals, call him The Martyr, though he is more frequently addressed as Brads, Spin, Star, or Horse.

As an elder statesman, Tindemans remained true to his European ideals, calling for a US-style constitution for Europe and predicting at an early stage that an indefinite military presence would be needed in the Balkans.