Sentence examples for kind of ideals from inspiring English sources

"I will always be British, no matter what my passport says, but I feel French in terms of old-fashioned ideas like solidarity, community and society; 1960s kind of ideals.

"In the safety of my living room I was hearing things that I hadn't heard anywhere else: liberals who had misgivings and worries about Obama or other Democrats, for instance, and concern that this country and the people running it, no matter the party, weren't living up to any kind of ideals".

A 22-year-old spokesman, who wished to be known only as "Coldblood", told the Guardian that the group – which is about a thousand strong – is "quite a loose band of people who share the same kind of ideals" and wish to be a force for "chaotic good".

There's a kind of ideal resonant tempo".

But a football player is a kind of ideal.

It's another step closer to some kind of ideal.

"The show is kind of ideal for this treatment".

"Primary care is kind of ideal for this.

CHARLES: I shouldn't think that kind of ideal was so difficult to find.

This kind of controlled interruption may represent a kind of ideal, Dr. Nelson said.

They've achieved a kind of ideal, late 20th-century American classlessness.