Sentence examples for very ideal from inspiring English sources
Indian writers have generally characterized Shah Jahān as the very ideal of a Muslim monarch.
With close friends, a chat while meandering through the idyllic and leafy former French Concession area is very ideal.
Secular ideologies such as Marxism hold to much the same view.There is, in addition, something unrealistic in the very ideal of self-knowledge.
If that failed, he could make aggressive use of his executive powers — generating cycles of alienation that would, over time, undermine the very ideal of democracy.
Yet there is something new this time around: an intellectual and cultural movement that denounces the very ideal of privacy as an insidious vestige of patriarchy.
Knox's experiences also helped feed the newly coined ideal of a tropical island as a paradise, the very ideal that drives much of Sri Lankan tourism today.
Those who say they are in allegiance with the rule of law betraying those very ideals.
One large difficulty concerns the very ideals for which America is fighting: freedom, justice and the rule of law.
Over matters of democracy, liberty and tolerance, this Government appears to be opposing the very ideals it says we share.
What we are seeing now is folks who claim to be in line with conservative values betraying those very ideals.
Applause broke out when he declared: "We lose ourselves when we compromise the very ideals that we fight to defend.
