Sentence examples for two ideals of from inspiring English sources

As Classical civilization developed, two ideals of masculine celibacy appeared, that of the ascetic philosopher and that of the priest of the mystery religions.

MacKenzie argues that our culture now contains two ideals of proof: proof as traditionally conducted by human mathematicians, and formal, mechanized proof.

Such a generalized crossed product construction is carried out for any partial automorphism of a C*-algebra, where by a partial automorphism we mean an isomorphism between two ideals of the given algebra.

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.

Commodity, firmness and delight: those are the three ideals of virtuous architecture espoused by Vitruvius more than 2,000 years ago-as engraved on the Pritzker Prize, in Henry Wotton's 1624 translation.

Four ideals of the 14th edition were stated in the preface: to promote international understanding, to strengthen the bonds between the English-speaking peoples, to promote interest in and support for science, and to sum up the ideas of the age for future generations.

When the two ideals -- of absolute professionalism unfettered by customers and of absolute tourism unaffected by locals -- collide, trouble happens, pain is caused.

His otherworldly muscle men, casting the damned into hell or straining to emerge from thick blocks of veined marble, aspired to an abstract and bygone ideal of the sublime, grounded in Renaissance rhetoric, which, for postwar generations, now belongs with the poetry of Alexander Pope or plays by Corneille as admirable but culturally remote splendors.

I don't believe there is one ideal of beauty but I do think you can make people look better and bring out the best in them.

"Saints" is one of two ideal chunks of rock on that album.

The sum of two ideals is an ideal that is composed of all the sums of all their individual members.