Sentence examples for of its ideal from inspiring English sources

It could even list qualities of its ideal mate, though it often impulsively revealed these qualities to its partners when things seemed too calm.

It boasted of its ideal: to enroll deserving persons who would not be able to attend, without support.

It has a 40-second memory buffer and uses what Panasonic calls Anti-Shock Memory II, a collection of technologies that includes a memory buffer with variable speed control for the CD, error correction chips to quickly retrack the player's laser pickup and advanced optics to rapidly refocus the laser when it is knocked out of its ideal vertical position.

It was paid for by its supporters and advocates of its ideal, and embraced a mediaeval tradition of music, dance, poetry, theatre, lights, and spontaneous entertainment.

He was one of its ideal practitioners.

Still, winter flounder is at only 10percentt of its ideal population.

But this was a type of education that could flourish only in a feudal society; though some of its ideals survived, it was outmoded when feudalism was undermined by the growth of national feeling.

Indeed, the movement derives its name from his zealous defense of its ideals and his staunch advocacy of papal primacy.

What his party needs from him are not petty partisan machinations but a potent articulation of its ideals and goals.

According to Mr Kagan, the fallacy is to think that the liberal order rests on the triumph of its ideals.

Nato has then come toward its sixth decade facing an identity crisis, testing the reach of its ideals and the elasticity of its original intent.