Sentence examples for ideal represented from inspiring English sources
Possibly it is this quality, rather than the classical ideal represented by Pakal's portrait, that will prove to be our 21st-century Maya connection.
Although the basic purposes of Kabuki are to entertain and to allow the actors to demonstrate their skills, there is a didactic element, an ideal represented by the notion of kanzen-chōaku ("reward the virtuous and punish the wicked").
And these snakes, though deadly, are not aggressive, so the friends end up living out the ideal represented by a famous panel from a Marvel comic depicting the Silver Surfer surrounded by the beasts of the jungle, including a snake sliding harmlessly by: the surfer is at peace with all of creation.
But there is a universal ideal represented by a spiritual concept proposed by the main character, Dex: the pursuit of the perfection attained by all-American cool guys like Steve McQueen, Steve McGarrett ("Hawaii Five-0") and Steve Austin ("The Six Million Dollar Man").
By striving to emulate the Prophet (pbuh)'s Tahajjud practices, Muslims can work towards the perfect ideal represented by him and, in doing so, become closer to Allah.
The method presented here is based on calculating just one Groebner basis of a polynomial ideal representing the system knowledge.
The draggy follow-your-dream theme is where Mr. Helgeland put his effort, and this limpid ideal represents the film's heartbeat.
The Ideal represents the highest singular manifestation of reason's demand for the unconditioned.
And we should say "American" rather than "US": the US is a declining empire; America is an eternal ideal representing human dignity, hybridization and creative evolution.
Muhammad remains an ideal character, although the ideals represented by him are strongly modernized.
Mark Crinson here shows how the ideals represented by the Tower of Babel - built, so the story goes, by people united by one language - were effectively adapted by internationalist architecture, its styles and practices, in the modern period.
