Sentence examples for ideal of having from inspiring English sources

That's an existential reality and it ought to banish forever, please, the wretchedly misleading ideal of "having it all".

The father of one of the expelled students wrote to Maclean to protest that his ideal of having Northern and Southern students study together in harmony was unrealistic.

But it does highlight how the ideal of "having a say in decisions that affect you" has implications that cut against policies embraced by many left-liberals.

Generally rent is easier to control with rent caps than housing prices, so this ideal of having property should be discouraged.

The feminist ideal of having it all, on our own terms, she argues, "is exactly how many of us empowered ourselves out of a good mate".

Three decades after feminism blossomed in a giddy wave of bra-burning, birth-control pills and unisex clothes, the female ideal of having it all is a risible cliché.

Indeed, in the ideal case of having all possible values, such a vector completely determines the behavior of the organism, depending on presented stimuli.

A semitopological semigroup is left reversible if any two closed right ideals of have nonvoid intersection.

Since (Q_R) has couniserial dimension, (R_R) has couniserial dimension and so every right ideal of (R) has couniserial dimension.

The transformations that have brought us closer to the ideal of equality have not materialized from the ether of patriotic rituals.

The ideal of assimilation had given way to the glorious mosaic.