Sentence examples for ideal guided from inspiring English sources

Though a deal with Matador Records would be ideal (Guided By Voices is on the label), the Squirrel readily acknowledges that True Love might be too mainstream for the label.

Many-sidedness is a regulative ideal guiding one's striving towards full individuality: the teacher helps the pupil develop all his[69] unique talents and interests as far and as coherently as possible.

More generally, for Kant unity was a regulative principle of reason, namely, an ideal guiding the process of inquiry toward a complete empirical science with its empirical concepts and principles grounded in the so-called concepts and principles of the understanding that constitute and objectify empirical phenomena (on the systematicity in this ideal and its origin in reason see Kitcher 1986).

In The World of Benjamin Cardozo: Personal Values and the Judicial Process, by Richard Polenberg (Harvard University, $19.95), another eminent jurist is depicted as a hopeless moralist whose adherence to higher ideals guided his decisions, first on the New York State Court of Appeals and then on the Supreme Court.

These ideals guide my process towards making my music.

Mr. Rilling must have been an ideal guide into this Haydn piece.

Tom Wilber, again, is an ideal guide to how this is playing out (mostly in the courts).

With dual French and Beninese nationality, Lionel Zinsou, 60, is an ideal guide for visiting Cotonou, the business capital of Benin.

Her kindness, warmth, and profound understanding made her an ideal guide for the hundreds of young singers she advised.

He has now read "Ulysses" six times.With his rich Irish intonation and palpable enthusiasm, he makes an ideal guide.

Whether exploring prehistoric caves in Kentucky or Axl Rose's oxygen chamber, John Jeremiah Sullivan is the ideal guide to the fringes of American life.