Sentence examples for life ideal from inspiring English sources

Anthony's institution exerted a wide influence on the Russian Orthodox church and later evolved into the cenobitic (community life) ideal out of which some 50 monks became bishops by the year 1250.

"The African peasant, who for thousands of years has lived according to the seasons, whose life ideal was to be in harmony with nature, only knew the eternal renewal of time..

A new high capacity battery features extended battery life, ideal for travel photography or video work.

This makes children who started musical training due to the Suzuki method early in their life ideal candidates when it comes to studying the influence of auditory focused musical training on the development of the auditory system.

In 1897-99 Pruserializeded in the Warsaw Daily Courier (Kurier Codzienny) a monograph on The Most General Life Ideals (Najogólniejsze ideały życiowe), which systematized ethical ideas that he had developed over his career regarding happiness, utility and perfection in the lives of individuals and societies.

Far from condescending to the real-life ideal of a nouveau riche gangster's mansion, the magazine regards the house's charming welter of architectural clichés with guilty affection.

It is not just a game for him, but a way of life, an ideal.

He was not attracted to an active life; his ideal was a quiet retirement in the countryside with a loved one by him.

The movie is narrated in resolute and noble phrases by Galloway Barry Pepperr), and it sets out, in exemplary scenes, the life of ideal American warriors.

Life is ideal in their Kentucky suburb, where people dress as they do now but no one appears to have a computer or a cellphone.

Nora's life seems ideal, with three children, an elegant home and an adoring husband, Torvald (Dominic Rowan).