Sentence examples for ideal stand from inspiring English sources

"We cannot let a totally unachievable ideal stand in the way of a good deal," Rice said.

Due to this summer internship opportunity, I learned what employers are looking for, and how to make myself that ideal, stand out candidate.

This was despite the fact that Marissa Alexander appears to be the ideal Stand Your Ground candidate: she had a protective order against a person who did in fact threaten her with great bodily injury, according to the latter's own sworn deposition.

Eleanor Bramwell, the fictional trailblazing late-Victorian doctor, is an ideal stand-in for women today, yet the period trappings make her seem soothingly, colorfully escapist.

"He's so frenetic, but the ideal stand-up routine is this beautifully presented package that you and the audience unwrap at the same time, at the same pace," she said.

It's my vision of what I consider to be the ideal stand-up experience, which is a beautiful old theater in someone's hometown, where they know every inch of the neighborhood.

These ideals stand in stark contrast to Russian reality.

Rise, Gary Lineker the iconoclast, the fierce defender of morals and vigilante voice of forgotten liberal ideals, stood aloft the Twittersphere, waving a burning flag sky-high, shouting as he goes: "We will not be silenced.

These ideals stood in contrast to the role she experienced in reality: a servile "servant" role and the "kind and nice" listening nurse, both at work and in her private life.

A good grounding in younger years of basic ideals stands them in good stead for later years.' These quotes suggest that teachers regard hygiene as part of their educational remit.

"We go forward together knowing that terror is no match for freedom and ideals we stand for ideals that light the world".