Sentence examples for which ideal from inspiring English sources

He demonstrates the autonomy of spirit which ideal democracy puts within the sufficiently determined reach of anyone.

Her stories celebrate epic struggles in which ideal men and women are pitted against "looters" who champion mediocrity and weakness.

And later in World War II Captain America sallies forth in Aryan hues of hair and iris, posing the question about which ideal was really being advanced.

The Green party's offer used to rely on dystopian foretelling on the one hand, in which we'd all fry otherwise, and utopian vision on the other, in which ideal state we would all cooperate and not compete.

"Her ebullient personality, full of fire and light, does not prevent her from magically falling into the flow of the pure modern figures that flow one from the other with the same lightness and naturalness with which ideal similarities of mathematics conceptually grow and silently combine in their beautiful dance of elevated and looping truths".

This system is a distributed parameter system in which ideal turbulence, introduced by Sharkovsky et al., occurs.

Barker's overriding theme is barrenness: above all, the barrenness of a life such as Trebell's, in which ideals matter more than individuals.

As with those examples, in which ideals like public interest and democracy become tropes of the past, a cherished national pastime becomes usurped by greed and self-dealing.

Table 2 shows the key characteristics of each system in terms of the PAA, and which ideal-typical institutional arrangement this resembles most.

Which ideals did the "generation that served with honor" fight heroically to protect?

The survey also collected students' opinions about which ideals of professionalism they remembered seeing in medical television programs generally and whether these ideals were depicted positively or negatively (Table 3).