Sentence examples for ideal precisely from inspiring English sources

The difference is, "family friendly" wasn't tagged on to an existing hotel – Martinhal started out with this ideal precisely in mind.

The UN framework may not be ideal, precisely because it is dominated by the historic five powers, all of whom have their own interests.

While, of course, this ideal is precisely the appeal of LSE for many, it alienates others.

His lost homeland was an unrealizable ideal, terrifying precisely because it was so mythical.

But Picasso was a classicist with a difference: an artist capable of recalling the elements of ideal form precisely in order to puncture its pretensions.

Existing console platform manufacturers tend to shy away from multiple-manufacturer ideals for precisely this reason.

It was a cause important enough to justify compromises, but the sense of principle, the attachment to ideals – if not precisely the honouring of them – was always there.

Thus when (S=B_{H}), we can identify the quotient graph (E{setminus }(H,B_{H})) with the subgraph E / H of E, where ((E / H ^0= E^0{setminus }H) and ((E / H ^1= { ein E^1 : r e) notin H }). It was shown in [52] that the graded ideals of (L_{mathbb {K}}(E)) are precisely the ideals of the form I(H, S) for some admissible pair (H, S), though we will not make use of this.

This piggybacking of the ideals of religiosity and ideals of segregation is precisely the sort of thinking which myself as the Director of Military Religious Freedom Foundation MRFFF) Affairs at West Point and the rest of the MRFF team continue to combat at every turn.

Though in "Revolutionary Road" this is precisely the ideal that the suburbs -- monotonous, anesthetized buffer zones between the two more vital life experiences of the country and the city -- manage to trivialize and contaminate.

"Is this infinite being not precisely the ideal of self-sufficiency and the promise of eternal contentment?" (OE, 56).