• VISIONS AND IDEALS
• I asked just now what were a barrister's ideals.
• And he was a good boy; he lived up to his ideals.
• To Vincent, with his high ideals of the priesthood, this was a terrible revelation.
• Science cannot be served by 'dilettante' methods, but demands a mind spurred by ambition or the satisfaction of ideals.
• Hero-worship is an imaginative passion in which latent ideals assume picturesque shapes and take actual persons for their symbols.
• What are his ideals? Never mind whether he fails more often or less often than others to attain them; I am not bothering about that.
• It is a portrait from the life--it has the mystic charm of fulfilled reality, how far beyond the fairest ideals ever born of thought!
• The attributes of this beneficent god reflect the progress, and the social and moral ideals of a people well advanced in civilization.
• The real government had become a kind of oligarchy, as it always did after too much false democracy ruined the ideals of real and practical self-rule.

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