Sentence examples for ideals from from inspiring English sources

Components and ideals from these acoustical instruments became part of the foundation for electroacoustics, the conversion of sounds into "signals".

Selena Roberts stereotypes Hootie Johnson as an unprogressive, sexist man with ideals from the 1950's.

I just can't get the ideals from that pesky Declaration of Independence out of my head.

And he models his pose on these Italian ideals from the previous century.

In practice, the Tea Party has proved to be a fraud, betraying the professed ideals from which it sprang.

The physical form of the neurostimulator is designed based on constraints, requirements, and ideals from both the engineering and clinical realms.

Is it ideal from a purist's point of view?

The embassy memo says the facility was far from ideal from the start.

"The absolute ideal from a drug or device company is everyone is covered," he said.

KBC Peel Hunt said: "The ideal from Barratt was a rights issue but it was not to be.

Adhi Hariyadi, of WWF Indonesia, says: "Having one single population is not ideal from a conservation point of view.