Sentence examples for universal ideal from inspiring English sources

For centuries, philosophers and scientists have tried to define a universal ideal of beauty.

Fukuyama was addressing an abstract question about whether liberal democracy had emerged as a universal ideal.

It's the highlight of an album that turns self-consciously inward toward a steady-thrumming universal ideal.

It is a universal ideal; Mr. Yasin is calling it by its Arabic name and asks his fellow graduates to apply this principle to their new lives.

Commissions now come from companies that seem to want their buildings to fit into a universal ideal of a central business district.

In Britain the ideal of the middle-class wife, safely installed with her family in a bourgeois home, was the universal ideal.

There will be pious speeches about our common humanity and universal ideals.

If Indians want their own to venerate, they should look to those like Roy who embody the best of their heritage, the thirst for universal ideals and justice.

"In foreign policy it embraces universal ideals without the means to enforce them, and cosmopolitan identity in contention with national loyalties".

Young Egyptians long to live in a nation that honors universal ideals of freedom they see and experience through social media, the Internet and now Tahrir Square.

The Kings Library at the British Museum is a touchstone: Those collections celebrated the Enlightenment's universal ideals while also commemorating the nation that had supposedly mastered them.