Sentence examples for stated ideal from inspiring English sources

The artist's often stated ideal, a "nonexclusive audience," was making the place its own.

The stated ideal is noble, or noble enough — to make the area safe for Mexicans and Americans — but the means degrade the ends.

For liberal Israelis, and for Arabs who hope to be accepted as equals, Kashua embodied the country's stated ideal of coexistence — of Arab Israelis' full legal and civil integration.

Do we ever intend to live up to our stated ideal of "All men are created equal"?

First, our outcome measure is only a stated ideal for age at parenthood; we have not followed our cohort to examine childbearing itself.

Finally, even all of our predictor variables entered together accounted for only a minority of the variation in stated ideal age for parenthood.

The talks have been a disgraceful and tragic failure compared with the original stated ideals.

There was also a specific question where the students were asked to state ideal working hours, and that question was used in a separate analysis.

This curricular component was developed based on the hypothesis that by explicitly stating ideal journal-reading habits participants would become more aware of their own behaviors and improve the efficiency of their journal-reading.

The willingness to contemplate a constitution for Europe, is necessary not just for reasons of simplicity but for reasons of stating and re-stating ideals, contemporary values, citizens' rights, institutional balances, and creating the proper checks and balances.

The stated company ideal is for one to become an "Amabot," a perfect diligent android, one's identity permanently subsumed into the mighty Amazonian Borg.