Sentence examples for ideal that it from inspiring English sources

All of it is so far from ideal that it is amazing we are still all here, but we are.

I relied upon the ideal that it was for a greater good, something far beyond me or any one of us.

But it takes only a few minutes' perusal of daily headlines, or for that matter the books in the United States history stacks, to establish that this ringing word and the noble ideal that it brings to mind are shadowed by less attractive truths.

The cultural imperative to confess, to share, to work through our troubles in public in print, on television, in a blog has had the effect of eroding the Tolstoyan entitlement to unique suffering, an ideal that it is the prerogative of literature to defend.

That has to be the ideal: that it's no longer an issue at all".

Then again, isn't the whole point of the Balearic ideal that it is, in effect, a genre-less genre?

It is not only the impossible "have it all" ideal that is problematic; it is an entire hat trick of nonsensical ideals that we need to eliminate from our sights.

BOWLIN: It was built up and like you say J. almost a prophetic type of ideal that was going on with it.

In exposing the professional and moral dilemmas among hamstrung legal defenders of alleged terrorists, of all unpopular causes, the magazine is running so far with its libertarian ideals that it has ended up making common cause with the radical left.

Workforce retraining is one of those ideals that it seems governments ought to be able to pursue usefully but which they nonetheless often seem to do poorly and wastefully.

The first, "Maps and Legends", records his boyhood in the partially built utopian city of Columbia, which was constructed according to ideals that it couldn't possibly live up to.