Sentence examples for world's ideal from inspiring English sources

Cary Grant achieved Mrs. Leach's ideal, and it turned out to be the whole world's ideal.

Now, though, the ascent of the Chinese tourist is helping reshape the world's idea of the ideal getaway.

Given salary disparities and still-persistent discrimination in many parts of the world, Mao's ideal is far from reality.

The expanding connection with the world, media's ideal of professionalism and management needs, the public's increasing demand for disclosure of government information, the need for legitimacy of the ruling party – all these factors are joining the tug of war.

In an ideal world — or, at least, in Veena Sud's ideal world — we would be talking about her history as a Hemingway-loving women's-studies major at Columbia, or the time she took a master class with Spike Lee at N.Y.U.

New York, the world's city, is ideal for that purpose.

Lubitsch's ideal world is one in which human imperfection is not only acknowledged but exalted -- a world of shopping, eating, sex and blithe hypocrisy.

In Schwartz's ideal world, stores wouldn't offer such ridiculous, brain-­taxing plenitude.

In Collins's ideal world, each of his regular players would finish spring training with 50 to 60 at-bats.

In Rodriguez's ideal world, he would have driven a pitch from Davies for an extra-base hit.

In Jolley's ideal world, every student would catch the philosophy flame, but he knows this will never happen.