Sentence examples for stated ideals from inspiring English sources

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

This difference in publicity, however, belies a key continuity: each project superficially reproduces regnant rhetoric as its actual implementation contradicts not only stated ideals but also presumed goals.

Many people dislike America because of its failure to live up to its stated ideals.

Millard shows how the British government failed to live up to its stated ideals.

The orchestra I observed in 2007 was vibrant, but it still fell short of its stated ideals.

As a physician, he said, you're privy to patients' secrets — to their truths — and understand that few people live up to their own stated ideals.

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"?

A good culture exists when the two are aligned, and it takes continuous steering to make sure the actual culture doesn't drift away from the stated ideal.