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He personified the romantic ideals to which Higginson himself aspired.

But they yoke those ideals to pursuits of frisky entertainment or earnest politics.

In one sort, scholars use wisdom, learning and high ideals to fortify the citadel of truth.

From Confucian ideals to the old boys' club, maturity has almost always trumped youth.

New gods meant, above all, new human ideals to be worshipped.

The values and ideals to which most Americans aspire are alive and well.

So why not try to bring those ideals to earth through things like cake and vegetables?

It seems the perfect accommodation of Christian ideals to modern-day relationships.

"The key point is about not being able to marry one's ideals to one's realities".

I disagree: they record ways of dancing now outmoded and show the ideals to which Degas's women aspired.

It failed, and Mr Dolci moved on with his ideals to the squalid fishing village of Trappeto in western Sicily.