Sentence examples for ideals would be from inspiring English sources
Rand was "dubious", and came up with a slice of fiction "in which the integrity of those who profess to embrace ideals would be tested.
During my visit, while Turkish protesters denounced their Prime Minister in Taksim Square, the front page of Granma reminded readers that a discussion of Che Guevara's ideals would be held that evening on state-run television.
But he always needed to set Brazil to rights over copious cachaças at some café table: his own "Symposium", where ideals would be pursued through smoke, alcohol and argument.
Then, just before her re-election, she proclaimed that anchoring the worldwide precepts of the German economic and social model — "the defense of our ideals" — would be the main task of her new coalition government.
While the war may have ultimately been lost (Puffy's pleather-and-Rolex rap exploded shortly after), De La's ideals would be upheld by the burgeoning indie movement that would take root in rap's underground for the rest of the decade.
Do that, and we really would create a dangerous world -- a world where the best Western ideals would be mismanaged and the country most important for sustaining those ideals -- America -- despised, weakened or discredited.
The ideal would be to die together.
The assumed ideal would be to tax earnings ability.
The ideal would be a long-lasting, very effective vaccine.
"The ideal would be the same rules applied everywhere.
The ideal would be somewhere in the middle.
