Sentence examples for its stated ideals from inspiring English sources

The orchestra I observed in 2007 was vibrant, but it still fell short of its stated ideals.

Many people dislike America because of its failure to live up to its stated ideals.

Millard shows how the British government failed to live up to its stated ideals.

She seems to speak from an imaginary past, from an alternative history of an America that lived up to its stated ideals.

His own saga taps into the larger story of this country's fitful, unfinished progress toward its stated ideal of equal opportunity.

The rub for Cameron is that the reality of his policies is wildly at odds with his stated ideals, and here lies Corbyn's opportunity.

Sarkozy took the lead in rallying Nato to aid the Libyan rebels, and Obama's failure to aid the Syrian rebels seems increasingly like a betrayal of his stated ideals and a failure of leadership.

"The Butler" is very much an American movie — its subject is more than the inextricable connection between the individual and the nation; it's the nation itself and its own struggle to unify its faces, the face of stated ideals and the face of practice.

How America actually behaved toward other countries and to its own people contradicted our stated ideals, values and mythic virtues.

After six years of almost complete Republican rule, it is clear that the stated ideals of conservatives — fiscal responsibility, national security, small government and integrity — have been reduced to hollow campaign slogans.

It could be the case that stated ideals in childhood, and actual behaviour, have quite different predictors.