Sentence examples for ideal in that from inspiring English sources

"Singaporean culture was pretty much ideal in that sense.

My location in NJ is ideal in that we live in the middle of the woods and ambient light is non-existent.

Petri dishes are ideal, in that they can be easily slid onto the stage of the microscope and kept covered or uncovered for observation, depending on the restlessness of the creatures within.

I don't know that I've always lived up to Scott's ideal in that, but it was important to me that the Guardian had, for instance, a Simon Jenkins, a Max Hastings or a Matthew d'Ancona as well as writers who swam more easily with our liberal currents.

"The 16-year-olds are ideal, in that they have grown up in this technologically reliant world and perhaps are not held back by naivety of older generations who think a single firewall or a decent password is enough to secure their data".

Even the finest productions of Chekhov in this country can sometimes make you feel that the English are treating him as an honorary English gentleman and misrepresenting his world as a pre-revolutionary sepia-tinted Edwardian ideal, in that platonic summer-before-the-war that has everything to do with us and little to do with him.

But, throughout history, our abolitionists, suffragettes, and civil rights leaders called on our nation, in reality, to live up to the nation's professed ideals in that Declaration.

They are ideal in machines that rely on sharp bursts of power.

Ideal treatment in that situation is not yet clearly defined.

All the things you need as far as core skills, this is the ideal area in that respect.

Hou's latest film may well stand as his ideal expression, in that it possesses the weightless, shimmering quality of a dream.