Sentence examples for public ideals from inspiring English sources

Private but Public Ideals of democracy and religious freedom and a rising middle class were characteristics shared by 19th-century America and the 17th-century Dutch republic.

Or, alternately, as the woman who could not control her gratitude enough to suit public ideals of the behavior of successful women.

We see Kardashian as an actual mother, as an actual and self-aware sexual being, all while fulfilling a hyper-femme womanhood that complicates our own public ideals of gender presentation.

The universalizing conception suggests a discourse among parties in search of an ideal that each can endorse as a public ideal for the community of which they are members.

"Pursuing school integration has been a public ideal for a large period of time.

And its obsession with privatisation is leaching away the public service ideals which lie at the heart of a caring and committed society.

They imbued her with public service ideals so that after taking her civil service exams she was drawn to the Department of the Environment because it listed buildings – although she did not listed any when she got there.

But since the 1980s, the broadcaster has been defended by liberals and the left as an exemplar of public service ideals in a society increasingly dominated by corporate interests and commercial values.

When companies have displaced communities, harmed indigenous groups or undermined wages, NGOs have campaigned to have our government live up to our public interest ideals.

This is far different from the utopian perspective enshrined by much urban planning and design of the last century, a succession of visions of an ideal public in its ideal home.

The public service ideal relies on BBC journalists being free to follow their noses without fear or favour.