Sentence examples for ideal of all from inspiring English sources

Gleick describes it as "a vast, interlocking set of databases growing asymptotically toward the ideal of All Previous Text".

The final Enlightenment remains the ultimate ideal of all Buddhists, to be attained by ridding oneself of false beliefs and the hindrance of passions.

As the years progressed, Waugh himself swelled into the sort of Englishman who fulfilled a foreigner's ideal of all that an Englishman, if left rank and unweeded, might become.

Waugh is fond of Mr. Youkoumian, the Armenian fixer who pops up in "Incident in Azania" and, later, in the pages of "Black Mischief," but his real venom is reserved for the English community: "It did them good to find a foreigner who so completely fulfilled their ideal of all that a foreigner should be".

4. When Kati Jo publishes first novel, combine unrequited lust (p. 75) with professional envy (p. 366) to form unattainable ideal of all that you desire. 5. Using fingers, knives or biscuit cutter, cut butter and shortening into flour mixture until fats are broken up into nodules the size of Champagne grapes, handling dough as little as possible.

Opera was the original Gesamtkunstwerk, the ideal of all arts becoming one art.

It is the surest way to avoid the risk of waking up on Friday with a government that would undo our great social achievements and our economic recovery, and kill off for a generation the ideals of all who passionately believe in the good society.

I am convinced that the ideals of all parents can be included in REHYA, particularly with the provisions to opt out of the program.

Using these results, we completely characterize the primitive ideal spaces of all lexicographic algebras: An ideal there is primitive if and only if it is closed prime.

Koppel says Marash's "wildly eclectic" interests and free-ranging curiosity made him an ideal jack-of-all-trades as a "Nightline" reporter.

About the only thing he has that aspires to a higher ideal is, of all things, a flashlight.