Sentence examples for ideals of his from inspiring English sources

The more generous one is that he never gave up the ideals of his younger days.

First, given the high ideals of his campaign, they set the bar too low.

Today his Oedipal struggle with the ideals of his forebears seems more quaint than shocking.

While he may suffer from the ideals of his profession, he has no trouble poking fun at himself.

In retrospect, Oshima locates the dashed ideals of his generation in their failure to block the Treaty's ratification.

Few Africans from that period did, and he likes to think the facial hair means that the Secretary-General has remained loyal to the ideals of his youth.

The ideal of his life and the accomplishments of his art have earned him reverence by all artists devoted to the ideals of the literati (wenren) tradition.

At one point, your hero, Stewart Jameson, expresses contempt for the feminine ideal of his day: "Is this all I am to hope for as a partner in life?

According to Gábor Klaniczay, Ladislaus "seemed expressly designed to personify the knight-king ideal" of his age.

The far-right ideals of the his administration may set us back many years of civil progress.

His material success probably meant less to him than the demonstration that his ideals of journalism and his faith in the fundamental decency of human nature were sound.