Sentence examples for some sort of ideal from inspiring English sources

The show mistakenly supposes that Redbridge, a place that doesn't really exist, is some sort of ideal paradise.

When scouring online archives for books, Green sees his role as "creating some sort of ideal library, or at least the weirder miscellaneous section".

By progressively shrinking the number of hours worked a week, or years worked over a lifetime, society seemed to be rolling towards some sort of ideal, with vin rosé and deckchairs on the beach for all.

To foster a child's growth does not mean to impose some sort of ideal life script on one's child.

The power of religion to motivate derives, Mill suggests, from the human need for some sort of ideal that transcends us.

But perhaps the critics of Christian and Ana's tangled tale want to do some research or talk to abused partners before they go around claiming that BDSM is some sort of ideal, trouble-free lifestyle.

Correspondingly, there seem to be less and less folks who enter the faith based NGO world because of some sort of ideals or values related to serving the poor, or fighting for justice, or building peace.

I still think there's a need for a moral foundation for political rule in China - some sort of guiding ideal for the future - but it won't come from Karl Marx.

Of course, no one is demanding that the mainstream outlets achieve some sort of Platonic ideal with regards to its end product.

It's some sort of platonic ideal that combines a clever gadget or two, a Bond Girl of breathtaking beauty and acting chops to boot; a tremendous villain that is both genuinely threatening and real, intense drama, excellent set pieces that are both viscerally thrilling and well-acted a la Harrison Ford in Raiders and so on and so forth.

Not just some vague sort of ideal that we call "potential".