Sentence examples for shared ideal from inspiring English sources

When the band went down, so did a remarkable friendship and a shared ideal.

Gracia says there were differences in the two games but there was a shared ideal: deny Barcelona space inside.

Euthanasia in its etymological sense is a widely shared ideal, especially among the increasing number of the aged.

(Their preferences tend to coalesce, like a genetic fashion trend, around a shared ideal of male beauty, with each species evolving off in its own distinct aesthetic direction).

Thanks to Joselit's peerless gift for turning up amazing artifacts where few historians bother to dig, we now know what morality looked like before Gernreich -- when it was a shared ideal, that is, and we could find it at Macy's.

The proponent of public reason may point to some allegedly public or shared ideal moral autonomy or respect for persons and argue that this ideal both justifies a commitment to public reason and is publicly justifiable by virtue of being a suitably public or shared ideal.

At its best, it's a shared endeavour drawing on shared ideals.

The definition of citizenship shifted from the belief in a common culture to following shared ideals.

She's saying (in effect) that those clichés became clichés because they once defined shared ideals, and that they can get back to those ideals.

Two Centuries before the Arab Spring and without social media or even an international postal system, revolutionaries shared ideals of liberty and equality across continents.

Their model is another semi-dictatorship, Pakistan, where an alliance with the United States has been based not on shared ideals but on old-fashioned realpolitik.