Sentence examples for these ideals from from inspiring English sources

A disaster can be a moment when the forces that keep these ideals from flowering, those desires from being realized, fall away.

At least it seems obvious that this common good is what the founding fathers of the United States of America had in mind, even if their political compromises violated many these ideals from the start.

During the late 1960s and 1970s, Gulen preached these ideals from the mosque pulpit to local coffee houses in Izmir, Turkey's third largest city, and garnered a following -- particularly among the local business people and, later, university students.

And he models his pose on these Italian ideals from the previous century.

The library extended these ideals, preserving works from diverse traditions.

When Samuel Johnson remarked that Frederick II of Prussia was the only great king in Europe, or Voltaire wrote his admiring book on English political institutions and public life, these ideals were travelling from one end of Europe to another in almost imperceptible steps, like Brownian motion.

In maintaining these ideals, Plato deviates from the conventional Greek Eros that enforced strict hierarchies and presented sexuality in terms of domination and submission.

Then Great Britain, which led in international law and engagement, will lead a retreat from these ideals towards a new mood of growing isolationism.

We would much rather think of ourselves as stoic, fearless and empathetic, however distant our real selves are from these ideals.

The point of a treatise on the virtues, for Comte-Sponville, is "to understand what we should do, what we should be and how we should live, and thereby gauge, at least intellectually, the distance that separates us from these ideals".

In many ways, these ideals are fundamentally different from traditional sales techniques, but Sandler is obviously doing something right.