Sentence examples for ideals of good from inspiring English sources
The old associations reinforced ideals of good citizenship.
In this confection, cricket's storied gentlemanly ideals, of good manners and fair play, are, at best, only dimly apparent.
It is the opposite of the ideals of good faith, open discussion made possible by the internet.
It was from these wonderful coaches that Patty learned discipline, patience, focus, teamwork, and the ideals of good sportsmanship that helped make up for her morbid competitiveness and low self-esteem.
Dr. Besigye fought beside Mr. Museveni, and is essentially running with many of the same ideals of good government and development but without the baggage of 14 years in power.
For instance, the European Environment Agency's (EEA Integrated Urban Monitoringg for Europe IUMEE) initiative [13] connects the political drives for climate change mitigation and adaptation, healthy and economically viable urban communities, that characterise the European ideals of good governance and sustainable development.
It will bolster the ideal of good governance and a social vision that tempers individualism with a concern for community.
Other sports shun their brash athletes, or pretend to; there are always coaches and broadcasters and fellow-athletes eager to adduce some hazy ideal of good sportsmanship.
"I had a lot of conflict with her," she says, "from the time I was a very young child, because she had an ideal of good behaviour.
One of the effects of the tone Orwell achieved — the tone of a reasonable, modest, supremely undogmatic man, hoping for the best but resigned to the worst — was the impression of transparency, something that Orwell himself, in an essay called "Why I Write," identified as the ideal of good prose.
Nixon called on the Office of Management and Budget (where O'Neill worked) to prepare so-called Brandeis briefs, named after Justice Louis Brandeis of the Supreme Court, that presented thorough analyses of opposing arguments and made everyone "really think deeply about the ideal of good government and how to get there," in O'Neill's words.
