Sentence examples for ideals from which from inspiring English sources

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

As the end of their fasts approached yesterday, they said that they felt a special obligation to defend the Austrian ideals from which they had benefited.

If we are lucky, we find certain ideals from which we can draw enduring inspiration and to which we can commit our life's energies.

Berlin defined ethical thought as "the systematic examination of the relations of human beings to one another, the conceptions, interests and ideals from which human ways of treating one another spring, and the systems of value on which such ends of life are based beliefs about how life should be lived, what men and women should be and do" (1990, 2 3).

We don't want to feel that our own happiness is in the hands of someone else, or dependent upon an ideal from which we are excluded.

Sudan seemed an ideal spot from which to launch attacks on Egypt.

A disk in the floor marks the ideal spot from which to experience the illusion.

An ideal position from which to prepare for the 2018 presidential elections.

This gives him an ideal perch from which to spot trends forming.

The northwest tower, which was built in the fourteenth century, offers an ideal position from which to survey invading hordes.

He has found the ideal prospect from which to mull over the end-stopped Story of Humankind.