Sentence examples for ideals from the from inspiring English sources

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

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

Perhaps in the middle of the 1320s he began the 10 scenes, full of chivalrous ideals, from the life of St .Martin of Tours in this saint's chapel in the lower church of San Francesco, Assisi.

Beyond the substance of the debate is a historic touchiness among Mexican officials about what they view as preaching on human rights, democracy and other ideals from the superpower that invaded them in the 19th century.

Pravy Sektor, a murky grouping of nationalist and far-right groups, has said it is co-ordinating the violence, and the coalition represents very different ideals from the initial protest goal of closer links with the European Union.

And if Johnson were a man with ideals from the 1950's, why would he invite the University of South Carolina women's golf team to Augusta National and play golf with them?

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

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

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

Rather, they all reduce the frequency of TLESR, which is ideal from the point of view of clinical usefulness.

However, in this paper we argue that these design frameworks are not ideal from the development process perspective.