Sentence examples for ideal into from inspiring English sources

1970's Hugh Hefner succeeds in running the playboy ideal into the ground with his magazine and Playboy Mansion orgies.

Most graduation ceremonies mention the importance of service to others, but the writer Stephen King turned the ideal into action today at Vassar College's 137th commencement.

"It might be a flimsy dream to insist that everyone be treated equally before the law, but it's nonetheless unseemly to turn this ideal into a joke".

From this perspective, Erdoğan is less an aberration than the vanguard of a global trend: the dissolution of the supposedly universal democratic ideal into many indigenised "versions" of democracy.

The “transcendental illusion” begins when we turn what should just be a regulative ideal into a limit-object.

We apply these results to the study of Schur multipliers from a 2-convex unitary ideal into a 2-concave one.

When he wrote On Education, Russell was planning to put these ideals into practice.

TAKING Kinderland's ideals into the world at large was never something we thought of doing.

There is a fine tradition of Utopias going terribly wrong when people tried to put their ideals into practice.

Francis, by comparison, spent decades in the field, responsible for translating such ideals into practice in the real world, sometimes leading to a different approach.

As for the immediate consequences of turning such ideals into policies, Lewis, particularly in his more recent writings, is oddly insouciant.