Sentence examples for ideal where from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, this is far from ideal, where the United States does the fighting and Europe does the training and rebuilding.

But Canal Street, with its raw and tangled stalls, is more a breathing testament to the capitalist ideal, where today's catch can compete with yesterday's junk.

Until we can have a conversation grounded in trust we will never take that giant leap as a nation to that "post-racial" ideal where race doesn't matter.

It's like we're back to this 1950s ideal where women are waiting for someone to come along and take care of them.

Arthur Tanturri, president of Chelsea Fine Custom Kitchens, says the do-all wall unit is ideal where space is short and looks are important.

It's not just about enforcement, its about bettering society and meeting that ideal where the police are the public and the public are the police.

Tagore writes of ideals where we understand the relationship between the whole and its parts.

This discomfiting performance allows glimpses into a life haunted by Hollywood ideals, where women actively compare sizes and stare at the scales.

The marriage of Devasena conveys Shaiva ideals, where the soul (Devasena) remains detached from God; she has her own relative autonomy and earns the love of the god by her own merit.

Finally, in the play's single affirmation, the desperate actress discovers a pure idealist like herself, a man willing to put his ideals where his mouth is (Keith MacKechnie in an endearing performance).

Cities can be places that represent the best of our ideals: where Americans of all different backgrounds can come together and through their interactions, and even through their unity, spawn true American greatness.