Sentence examples for ideals of both from inspiring English sources

It is a betrayal of the ideals of both parties represented here in Washington.

Lapointe seems to think that Air Force football epitomizes the ideals of both the warrior ethic and student athletes playing for love of the game.

Wren's design combined Neoclassical, Gothic, and Baroque elements in an attempt to symbolize the ideals of both the English Restoration and 17th-century scientific philosophy.

The real problem is that Fiasco himself is not so much a character as an endlessly shifting symbol: at different times, he represents the lost memories, dreams and ideals of both the prisoners and the nation itself.

"Byrdcliffe architecture is unique in that it incorporates the ideals of both the British and American Arts and Crafts movements, with a bit of a Swiss-chalet influence thrown in," said Nancy Green, a curator of the exhibition with Tom Wolf.

Still others argue that Smith's account of virtue re-works but to a remarkable degree also retains the highest ideals of both the Christian and the ancient Greco-Roman traditions, suggesting that his willingness to uphold such an ideal of character even in modern commercial societies should be understand as a critique rather than an endorsement of Rousseau (Hanley 2009).

Bound in Wedlock: Slave and Free Black Marriage in the Nineteenth Century (Harvard University Press) examines matrimony — forced and voluntary — among African Americans in the 19th century and how those couples adapted, revised, and rejected white Christian ideals of marriage both before and after emancipation.

Established in 1981 by unanimous United Nations resolution 36/37, the General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to "commemorating and strengthening the ideals of peace both within and among all nations and peoples".

One Day is Not Enough... Established in 1981 by a unanimous United Nations resolution, the General Assembly declared September 21 as a day devoted to "commemorating and strengthening the ideals of peace both within and among all nations and peoples". But let's face it... we need more than a strengthening of ideals or a day to commemorate peace, we need a global movement.

Thank you for manifesting the highest ideals of this institution both through your words as well as your deeds". An Assistant Professor of Operations Technology and Information Management at Johnson, he teaches data analytics and modeling in a residential two-year MBA core curriculum.

One of Britain's top broadcast journalists argues that despite all the changes (good and bad) wrought by globalization and loss of empire, most English people still believe in the idea, or the ideal, of both Englishness and England itself.