Sentence examples for unifying ideal from inspiring English sources
At last, social history may be put on the defensive, which, they argue, would do wonders for America's self-image.By focusing on the experiences of marginalised Americans, say these critics, social history does violence to the unifying ideal of a classless society.
For decades, unions- always anathema to some business interests, but not always steadfastly anti-racist represented the unifying ideal and force among working people.
But also, in his Ethics of Pure Will, Cohen defined God as the conjunction of two ideas: the concept of ideal ethical laws unifying all humanity into a harmonious realm of ends, and the faith that, at the end of history, this ideal would be realized.
In his Ethics of Pure Will, Cohen argues that different wills are so unified in the ideal state.
In their 40-year history of engagement with a unifying Europe, Britons have never embraced the ideal of unity; instead they have seen their ties to the Continent in pragmatic terms.
The P-Funk ideal of live music as a unifying ritual led Ms. Gray to often deflect the crowd's focus, turning the spotlight back by constantly reaching out to fans.
The Olympics is essentially a money-making operation which so cynically cashesin on dreams and ideals and all that baloney of sport unifying the world.
The principle of "one person, one vote" rings out upon the U.S.-American landscape as an essential and central unifying element of our great democracy, but one which, unfortunately, merely resounds as an ideal rather than as the reality.
* Look for unifying threads.
