Crossword clues for ideals
ideals
- Dreams of ladies' pants
- Guiding principles
- Role models, say
- Lofty standards
- Worthy aims
- Perfect examples
- Standards of excellence
- Noble principles
- Things to strive for
- Shining examples
- Noble goals
- Lofty principles
- Guiding lights
- Models of perfection
- Symbols of perfection
- Personal values
- Noble aims
- Concepts of perfection
- Worthwhile goals
- Utopian ideas
- Things to try to live up to
- Things to aspire to
- Things many people lose as they grow older
- They're striven for
- Tens, e.g
- Sense of values
- Personal standards
- Parties in many compromises
- Notions of perfection
- Noble standards
- Lofty aspirations
- Lofty ambitions
- Highest standards
- High-minded goals
- High morals
- High moral aspirations
- Guides for the high-minded
- Ethicist's principles
- Conceptions of perfection
- Christian rockers have them
- Best possible scenario situations
- Bases of a candidate's platform
- Standards of perfection
- Paragons and paradigms
- Models of excellence
- Things to uphold
- High ends
- High standards
- Guiding stars, to use a metaphor
- Tens, perhaps
- 10's
- Worthy principles Christian rockers have
- High marks
- Points in a lofty speech
- What 10's represent
- Paradigms or paragons
- Tens, e.g.
- Topic in transcendentalism
- They can't get any better
- Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
- Things to live up to
- 10s, say
- World peace and the golden rule
- Worthy pursuits
- Ultimates
- Perfect models
- High goals
- Lofty goals
- Exemplars
- Goals to strive for
- Perfect types
- Commendable principles
- Dreams of youth
- Perfection concepts
- High principles
- Aspirations
- Visionary goals
- Certain standards
- High aims
- Aims
- Patterns
- Morals of ladies becoming corrupted
- Ladies in fashion or models
Wiktionary
n. (plural of ideal English)
Wikipedia
Ideals is an outdoor 1992 bronze sculpture by Muriel Castanis, located at the Portland State Office Building in northeast Portland, Oregon.
Usage examples of "ideals".
It may be that there have been many moonstruck and misleading ideals that have from time to time perplexed mankind.
Every one of the popular modern phrases and ideals is a dodge in order to shirk the problem of what is good.
In the opening pages of that excellent book MANKIND IN THE MAKING, he dismisses the ideals of art, religion, abstract morality, and the rest, and says that he is going to consider men in their chief function, the function of parenthood.
He has only to drift in the large loose notions common to all artists of the second rank, and people will say that business men have the biggest ideals after all.
It was, in brief, that conservative ideals were bad, not because They were conservative, but because they were ideals.
Shaw forbids men to have strict moral ideals, he is acting like one who should forbid them to have children.
He who had laid all the blame on ideals set up the most impossible of all ideals, the ideal of a new creature.
These may be exaggerations of beauty and courage, but beauty and courage are the unconscious ideals of aristocrats, even of stupid aristocrats.
In the actual practice of life we find, in the matter of ideals, exactly what we have already found in the matter of ritual.
We find that while there is a perfectly genuine danger of fanaticism from the men who have unworldly ideals, the permanent and urgent danger of fanaticism is from the men who have worldly ideals.
When men tell us that the old Liberal politicians of the type of Gladstone cared only for ideals, of course, they are talking nonsense--they cared for a great many other things, including votes.
Chamberlain or, in another way, Lord Rosebery, care only for votes or for material interest, then again they are talking nonsense--these men care for ideals like all other men.
But it is precisely because an ideal is necessary to man that the man without ideals is in permanent danger of fanaticism.
Christian moral-social ideals still alive in the Russian commune can thus ward off chaos.
It testifies that Dostoevsky had by no means abandoned his earlier ideals, and was striving to integrate them with his more recently acquired convictions in some coherent fashion.