Sentence examples for ideal realm from inspiring English sources

Transcendentalism eschewed supernaturalism while positing an ideal realm that could be known only through the "sixth sense" of intuition.

Post-war scholarship has shone a belated spotlight on the bodies, minds and groups excluded from the ideal realm of those exquisitely fashioned, godlike statues.

Rimsky-Korsakov, renowned as a virtuoso of orchestral coloration, recognized in these tales an ideal realm in which to give free rein to his abilities.

This ballet, with the most sublime choreography ever made to music by Mozart, creates an ideal realm in which courtesy, chivalry, brilliance, serenity and expansiveness coexist and give off light.

This can be one of the great moments in world drama: a Platonic shift in perception when he realizes that this ideal apparition is part of an ideal realm.

Overall, "harmony in diversity" is a form of practical rationality in which the four dimensions of noumenal historical fact, ideology, behaviour and the ideal realm form an integral whole.

It goes back to the Platonic ideal, the realm of ideas that only philosophers can reach.

The temple came to represent an ideal and sacred realm.

Now it seems to be moving from utopian ideal to the realm of politics and practical life.

But in ideal politics — the realm Mr. Obama often purports to speak for — the meeting could mean another coffin nail for public financing.

Plato's foremost contribution to philosophy was his theory of Forms, which posited a realm of ideal, perfect, and changeless entities standing behind the world of ordinary experience.