Sentence examples for three ideals from inspiring English sources

Later, the stars were interpreted as three ideals of the Baath Party under Saddam Hussein -- unity, freedom and socialism, none of which were fully realized.

Those three ideals are themes right now.

You have spent four years taking advantage of an education that we believe is devoted to boldness, rigor, and practical idealism, and now as I speak to you for your last time as students here, I'd like to underscore three ideals that I hope you will take with you and make practical in your lives going forward: non-violence; diversity; and equality.

"In suits," she said, "the three ideal colors for a professional look are blue, gray, & brown".

The ideal gas equation of state is an amalgamation of three ideal gas laws that were formulated independently.

The dean of Christ Church, the classical scholar Henry George Liddell, and his bossy wife had three ideal subjects for the amateur photographer.

As noted above, Aristotle found it useful to classify actually existing governments in terms of three "ideal constitutions".

Three "ideal" typhoons, i.e., Hagupit, Nesat and Rammasun, whose core regions passed across six towers are selected.

Three ideal bubble chord length distributions have been derived for three different bubble shapes (spherical, ellipsoidal and spherical-cap).

He proposes three ideal patterns that influence intergenerational educational opportunity and points out the respective institutional conditions that these three patterns depend on.

Three ideal types of attitudes-to-coercion were developed, denoted paternalistic, deliberative and interpretive.