Sentence examples for its ideal form from inspiring English sources

Both lawyers said there were plenty of legal precedents when it comes to sports injuries, although not for golf because in its ideal form it does not involve contact.

In its ideal form, it is an impressive product: Using a small, easily downloaded application that resides in a user's browser, Netflix detects the user's bandwidth and streams a movie at optimal resolution to avoid pauses to reload.

It is a dish that, in its ideal form is, arguably, our foremost comfort food – but one that, due its lack of a rigorous, specific format is open to all sorts of haphazard misinterpretation.

When you look at Centurión's hardworking rear end, draped in satin, gilded in light, the pelvis, in its ideal form, is what you see, and it's a thrill.

The grim reality of contemporary politics is not that it's impossible to imagine how capitalism will end – as the Marxist critic Fredric Jameson once famously put it – but that it's becoming equally impossible to imagine how it could possibly continue, at least, not in its ideal form, tied, however weakly, to the democratic "polis".

Even in its ideal form however, the best home for it is schools.

This detailed exposition shows how its ideals formed the basis of today's liberal democracies and how its excesses were a forerunner of 20th-century repressions.

If you eventually hope to expand your company into different fields, for instance, you can either set a vision for your company in its current phase or set a vision for your company in its ideal final form.

Here's the skinny: A suit achieves its ideal of form and function through the quality of the fit.

Baroque style was about illusion and extravagance, and opera — then a new medium, multidimensional and multisensory — was perhaps its ideal art form.

Which makes it an ideal form of currency for some chaebol, and a way to launder money and make bribes.