Sentence examples for men of ideal from inspiring English sources

In one large prospective cohort study the mortality rate for overweight non-smoking men was 3.9 times higher then for non-smoking men of ideal weight [ 9].

He cast James II and William III as "men of ideals as well as human weaknesses".

A man of ideals and action.

"Here was an educated, dedicated fanatic, a man of ideals, of courage".

Those who know Mr. Axelrod say that he, like Mr. Obama, is a man of ideals but also a street fighter who wants to win — and has proved himself willing to take off the gloves in these closing weeks of the campaign to protect his friend's legacy before Mr. Axelrod heads off to start an academic institute dedicated to his craft at the University of Chicago.

During the Tinbergenweek last April, the Erasmus University Rotterdam and the Rotterdam School of Economics have honoured Tinbergen (1903-1994) as a man of ideals, as can be read on the website www.tinbergenweek.nl.nl

The Bundys were from Boston, Lowells on their mother's side, and they were, to Auchincloss's mind, exactly what Peabody's school was designed to produce: brilliant, forceful men of high ideals, dedicated to public service, untempted by materialism.

"Mr. Smith comes across as a man of conscience, ideals and high moral standards," Mr. Borowitz wrote.

"Mr. Smith comes across as a man of conscience, ideals, and high moral standards.

"Despite all evidence," says the author, "Bessell regarded himself as a man of high ideals".

Its chief concern is to present its author as a man of high ideals who was slowly and imperceptibly corrupted by his work.