Sentence examples for thought ideal from inspiring English sources

The Red Cross reckons that at least 100 bachelors have passed the age range thought ideal for marriage, which is 20 to 25.

Madrick points out that Jefferson believed that "the broad distribution of land he thought ideal could be accomplished only through government control and regulation".

Regular reviews were thought ideal by some but insufficient time both for the general practice team and other professionals meant this was unlikely.

They are the ideals which led Ms Cox to campaign tirelessly for the brutalised and displaced people of Syria, and – the most painful thought – ideals for which she may now have died.

"The EP was written over 6 years, each year with its own set of thoughts, ideals and emotions.

In this respect, we begin to see a related feminist innovation – one that focuses on mothering in order to to grasp its social aims, its forms of thought, its ideal form, and its characteristic values and disvalues.

Yet Brant essentially looks backward; he is not a forerunner of the Reformation nor even a true humanist but rather a representative of medieval thought and ideals.

Their outdoor structures, each says, are spaces for contemplation, meant to provoke thoughts about ideal spaces rather than, say, frontier living.

"It is a place where people with the same thoughts and ideals join together to create a fireside around which to bring to fruition all their dreams for the future".

"While translating into action the liberal thoughts and ideals of late King Birendra, our common resolve and objective of the day has been to preserve and promote the constitutionally guaranteed rights of the Nepalese people," the king said.

It is great to see that people use Pastebin as a platform to get their thoughts and ideals out to the rest of the world.