Sentence examples for practical ideals from inspiring English sources

And when it does, you realize that this is a nation committed not only to the practical ideals of freedom but to something larger as well.

Mine is a practical ideal you can find two or three of in every barber shop... getting the works.

In an age that demands that high culture make itself accessible, he presents a practical ideal for politicians and musicians alike.

In an age often daubed in Freudian terms as "narcissistic" and which, in part thanks to Freud, has come to deify the self, getting outside of one's own orbit might be a wise and practical ideal.

The present method provides a viable means to explore various practical ideal quantum gas flows.

For the early pragmatist-feminists, as well as for John Dewey, pluralistic community was an important theoretical and practical ideal.

Justice is a practical ideal, not a Don Quixote conception that aims to correct all bad luck of any sort that befalls persons.

In their practical force, ideals are equivalent to universal preferences that differ from personal preferences in their content, but owe their moral weight to the prevalence and intensity of whatever preferences their realization would satisfy.

McClelland's approach to philanthropy similarly combined the practical and ideal, following Joseph Rowntree's belief in tackling social causes of poverty rather than in palliative measures.

"At some level, what is practical and ideal start to diverge, but I think gender is a pretty simple segment to do differently".

A distinction between "inevitable" and "avoidable" thermodynamic losses and "practical" or "ideal" performance targets is made, in order to achieve both energy savings and other process benefits.