Sentence examples for ideals toward from inspiring English sources

The rise of the Pirates underscored the degree to which the Free Democrats had moved from their ideals toward a narrower focus on tax cuts and business interests.

Nonetheless, the social and psychological characteristics often ascribed to the Khmer individualism, conservatism, patience, gentleness, and lack of concern for material wealth represent Buddhist ideals toward which Cambodians, especially in rural areas, continue to aspire.

Although stereotypical measures of masculinity, like fraternity hazings, monster truck rallies, and competitive eating competitions still persist, some men are reevaluating what it means to be a masculine member of society in the face of shifting ideals toward gender identity.

The process remains an ideal toward which architects and clients should reach.

Jefferson's extraordinary words convey a vision of democracy as a form of aspiration, an ideal toward which we stumble.

David Tolin, the director of the Anxiety Disorders Center at the Institute of Living in Hartford, says: "Barlow's program is an ideal toward which other clinicians should strive.

He cleaved fiercely — almost fanatically — to it because it already was a compromise, though one generated out of an ideal toward which the nation would have to move.

The audience sees itself on the stage and finds in the play's many vows of unchanging love signs of an impossible ideal toward which the real continuously aspires: not a bad ambition either for the company in its new home.

The latter urge, Feuerbach contends, presupposes an awareness that our individual limitations are not limitations of the species-essence, which functions thus as the norm or ideal toward which the individual's efforts at self-transcendence are directed.

So instantaneous transfer of information is similarly an ideal toward which the living system approaches (asymptotically).

Specifically, she designates the best kind of victim to film (white, well off, from a pleasant neighborhood), and the ideal image toward which her profession strives: "A screaming woman, running down the street, with her throat cut".