Sentence examples for ideal comes from inspiring English sources

The most famous expression of this ideal comes in the paean to the butcher who carved oxen with the grace of a dancer.

The timing, too, is not ideal, coming just after the American Airlines deal.

I seem to be seeing that ideal come alive as Turner explodes from the starting blocks.

During the latter stages of the Roman Empire, with the widespread acceptance of Christianity, a spiritual (even ascetic) ideal came to prevail.

In most cultures, the female ideal came to have a glorious head of hair and lush eyelashes, but otherwise resembled a Mexican hairless dog.

The garden city ideal came at a time when brown development had marred the whole city and the level of carbon emission was out of hand.

Maybe my preparation wasn't ideal coming in here on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, but I know the golf courses well so I didn't have to play a lot before I got into the tournament".

Yours, Fredl M" was the ideal coming together of two 80s superheroes, Brigitte Nielsen and Freddy Mercury.

Wear the perfect skirt; a black or navy-blue pencil skirt is ideal, coming just down to your knees.

IN the context of Marin's pervasive flippancy, this final ego-ideal comes as a surprise.

Antibalas's communal ideals came to life in its deep, unstoppable groove.