Sentence examples for ideals are of from inspiring English sources
These ideals are of course shared by many other nations, but for him they have deep roots in specifically British history.
Unless these ideals are of crucial importance to a large majority of the voting public, then a campaign requires that the candidate de-emphasize those core issues, and broaden the campaign's focus.
That mix of cold calculation serving pure ideals is, of course, at the heart of "The West Wing".
That ideal is of course central to the modern history and self-image of New York.
But her ideal is of a liberation that must also be internal, emotional, intellectual.
About the only thing he has that aspires to a higher ideal is, of all things, a flashlight.
Their ideal is of a decentralized church in which local churches (and national bishops' conferences) make the important decisions, including perhaps the selection of new bishops.
Ideals are the engine of progress.
First introduced by Casazza and Kalton, u-ideals are generalizations of M-ideals.
The sum of two ideals is an ideal that is composed of all the sums of all their individual members.
His ideal was to overcome the force of gravity.
