Sentence examples for ideal ideal from inspiring English sources

It's just an ideal, ideal place".

It follows that the ideal ideal is someone already dead.

"Chika Ideal" ("Ideal Girl") assures the protagonist's lover that she wants to be with him and fulfill his dreams.

Allegiances, first, routinely jostle each other: family against work, work against ideals, ideals against community, and so on.

This is a gross inversion of America's traditional meritocratic ideals — ideals that our leaders, across the spectrum, continue to profess.

Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, Adam Smith, and other major philosophers had as vivid and energizing sense of the ideal ideal state, ideal economy, ideal civil society as any earlier utopian writer.

Ideal or not ideal, that's the future of democracy.

"They have remained true to an ideal, and the ideal is quality.

"I think [Hitchcock] wanted to create his ideal blonde, his ideal woman," Miller said.

It might also describe both Lubitsch's ideal audience and his ideal civilization.

"People always live somewhere between the ideal and the non-ideal," Clarke said.