Sentence examples for ideals taking from inspiring English sources

"The online world was rife with the clashing of ideals, taking the form of activism, protests, retaliation and pranks," Verizon wrote in its report.

He delivered a largely optimistic speech about his foreign policy ideals, taking no questions and not mentioning the accusations against him.

"They in effect said we had walked away from our ideals, taking policy contrary to our ideals when we had enhanced interrogation techniques.

Add a culture of start-up companies to the mix, and academic ideals take an even harder pounding.

Yet even at their 1980s height of influence, Chicago School ideals took a back seat to political need the first U.S. bank considered too big to fail was Continental Illinois in 1984.

By the way, those wanting to keep track of Pussy Riot's ideals, take note: it revolves around "feminism, separatist resistance, fight against authoritarianism and personality cult".

Will these scores be used to enforce warped ideals taken to extremes in a way to encourage certain "normal" types of behavior?

But the Republican field is hastily veering ever far away from this ideal, taking the opposite position that attacking those most in need is a moral imperative.

We considered a maximum of 5 collections to achieve the goal as being ideal, taking into account the most commonly used/desired practice of collecting during weekdays.

Vincent Lauzon Ottawa Flawed System at Fault To the Sports Editor: Re "Olympic Ideal Takes Beating in Badminton," Aug. 2: The badminton scandal at the Olympics should come as no surprise.

We are a long way from James Stewart here; his Mr. Smith got only as far as Washington, but this one, drawn by the Communist ideal, took a job in Moscow, before falling afoul of the regime.