Sentence examples for with its ideal from inspiring English sources

Seventy early cycling clubs were named after the campaigning socialist paper The Clarion (founded 1891), with its ideal of fellowship.

Then, as Mr. Criminisi described it during a phone interview yesterday, each painted arm was compared with its ideal perspectival projection; they were not identical.

It's just not feasible that the Saab, with 53percentt of its weight over the front wheels, could corner with the preternatural agility of the BMW with its ideal 50-50 weight distribution.

For Mr. Gergiev, who has had to contend with Russia's debilitating economy and intransigent bureaucracy, this renowned and well-financed festival with its ideal working conditions must seem like Never-Never Land. Never-Never Land

Then in 1536 the statesman and historian Francesco Guicciardini began to compose his History of Italy, with its ideal vision of the era of Lorenzo the Magnificent and its pessimism concerning more recent events.

His insight into this fateful gap between the theory and practice of liberal individualism developed during his travels in western Europe – the original site of the greatest social, political and economic transformations in human history, and the exemplar with its ideal of individual freedom for all of humanity.

Right after graduation in 1996, he wrote a paper about identity and capitalism in post-modern times, which tl:dr postulated that neo-capitalism needs to get someone to identify with its ideals before it could sell its wares.

But, if the nation is not at arms, it is at war with itself and with its ideals.

Thanks to this strategy Tru Thoughts has celebrated its 10th anniversary with its ideals intact.

Their verses reveal the wildness of Bedouin life, with its ideals of bravery, revenge, and hospitality.

This is about America getting inside the Arab world -- not just with its power or culture, but with its ideals.