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.
"We cannot let a totally unachievable ideal stand in the way of a good deal," Rice said.
These ideals stand in stark contrast to Russian reality.
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.
Dewey envisaged a religious quality in experience pointing to God as an ideal that stands in active and creative tension with the actual course of events.
Cai says that the work, which is rendered in his signature medium of gunpowder ignited on paper and brush, "conjures the spirit in the literati paintings" of an earlier era, "when people live humbly and in harmony with nature, an ideal that stands in opposition to the way in which people interact with nature now".
They share a belief that the American dream should be available to all and that our leaders must help us achieve that ideal, not stand in its way.
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.
The coalition is just a first step - there's not really enough time before June - there's never an ideal time to stand in an election, but it would be a moral dereliction of duty not to stand.
For our context, we can imagine that an ideal innovation, ι, stands in for the elusive object.
This ideal of freedom stands in opposition, not to universal causation, but rather to a self-imposed slavery that is the result of taking external things to be genuine goods.
