While couched in high-minded ideals, much of the recent feuding between Madrid and Catalonia has centered on the more mundane issue of whether relatively affluent Catalonia's somewhat oversize share of the national budget should be reduced.
Those ops were, however, in the service of a higher ideal, much like smartphone videographers today who shoot police violence.
Knox's experiences also helped feed the newly coined ideal of a tropical island as a paradise, the very ideal that drives much of Sri Lankan tourism today.
In sculpture the skills of the Greeks and Romans had been forgotten; the church was not interested in human likenesses or ideal bodies or much of anything to do with the flesh.
Often in the absence of a real body with the warts and all, there is a tendency to shoehorn the other person into being an "ideal lover", and yet much of this idealism is a totally personal construct of your own making, built on the fragile foundations of selective answers, images and other online portrayals, including fast, giddy-inducing chat exchanges.
Video search is also less than ideal because, for now, much of the best stuff is not shared online.
It would in principle be ideal to probe as much of the binding landscape as possible, but it is crucial to realize that most experimental methods query nonoverlapping regions of this field, with many regions remaining inaccessible due to experimental constraints.
This clash of ideals is responsible for much of the tension that Mr Fogel discerns in modern American society.However, the deprivation that now worries him is "spiritual"—by which he means a maldistribution not of religious faith, but of such qualities as self-esteem, a sense of family, a sense of discipline, an appreciation of quality and most important of all, he thinks—a sense of purpose.
But an ideal sort of thinking for much of her work.
Face to face education is ideal and should remain very much "of this time".
