Sentence examples for line with the ideal from inspiring English sources

In line with the ideal of the Renaissance gentleman, Milton outlines a curriculum emphasizing the Greek and Latin languages not merely in and of themselves but as the means to learn directly the wisdom of Classical antiquity in literature, philosophy, and politics.

This leads Rawls to consider e.g., that 19th century abolitionists and 20th century civil rights activists combating slavery on religious grounds were in line with the ideal of public reason (Rawls 1993, 251).

If the 36 test points all meet the requirements, the actual curve can be considered to be in line with the ideal curve, and the error correction of the shape is completed.

For sequences I and II, 61.4% and 64.4%, respectively, of the content of the segments were in line with the ideal pattern (Table 3).

As stated earlier, patients can under- or overestimate their ethical rights and hence their opinion may not necessarily be in line with the ideal standards [ 8, 9].

In line with the IDEAL recommendations, we have evaluated the technical feasibility and periprocedural complications of RFIB for tissue sampling of non-palpable suspicious breast lesions in clinical practice.

The party said young Catholics should enlist and help transform the Protestant-dominated Royal Ulster Constabulary into a shared service in line with the ideals of the 1998 peace accord.

This is in line with the ideals that you're free to live your life the way you want and not be forced to do or pay for other people's life styles you may not agree with.

But there's an argument to be made that being anti-war is actually more patriotic, that it is more in line with the ideals that have pushed this country in the right direction.

In line with the ideals of social justice is the concept of citizenship, defined by Marshall [ 49] as being a "full member of society".

Scientology formulated a "Clear Germany" strategy in 1994 – similar to equivalent strategies pursued by Scientology in other countries and regions of the world – with the long-term aim of transforming German society in line with the Scientological ideal: a non-pluralist society in which Scientology enjoys overriding influence.