"The senator does not reflect the ideals upon which this university was founded," she said, to a roaring ovation.
The ideals upon which our country was founded, ideals later redefined after the Civil War, demand that we do.
In the troubles that ensue, there will be one death and the demise of the ideals upon which Newton was built.
Before her show, Ms. Karan said she wanted to return to her roots, back to the design ideals upon which she founded her company in 1984.
For others, such as Hatherley, it represents nothing less than the ruin of the ideals upon which the welfare state is based, signalling the abandonment of the socially progressive vision that lay behind the design of the original estate.
And we could begin to rebuild that country in a way that will provide a positive example to the people of that region about the principles and the ideals upon which America stands.
Clinton framed the moment as a test not simply of who was more prepared to lead the US in a time of war but also of who better reflected the ideals upon which the country was founded.
The encroaching of Western ideals upon Chinese tradition brings both liberation and loss in David Henry Hwang's "Golden Child," a drama with piquant comic overtones set primarily in Fujian, China, in the second decade of the 20th century.
In writing about the organic food industry, Mr. Pollan poked gentle fun at Whole Foods for what he saw as the company's willingness to promote to its customers "the pastoral ideals upon which the industry has been built," even though at least some of those ideals now struck him as illusory.
