Ideals Quotes - Page 2

The cyborg is now the ideal to which all our most advanced technology is tending.

Imagine your ideal future. Visualize yourself as if your life were perfect in every respect.

Set your ideal as near to perfection as your imagination is capable of forming the conception.

The ideal, without doubt, varies, but its enemies, alas, are always the same.

I see only the ideal. But no ideals have ever been fully successful on this earth.

The ideal day never comes. Today is ideal for him who makes it so.

The great artist is a slave to his ideals.

The point is that our true nature is not some ideal that we have to live up to. It's who we are right now, and that's what we can make friends with and celebrate.

We consider that the United Nations' ideal is a Jewish ideal.

The trouble with our ideals is that if we live up to all of them, we become impossible to live with.

The only true aging is the erosion of one's ideals.

The evil was not in either ideal; the evil was in the attempt to impose that ideal by force upon others.

I've written a book entitled 'Islam: the Challenges of Democracy,' because it is a challenge. It requires careful interpretation of the Islamic tradition and Islamic theology, and there's a lot in there that would support democratic ideals.

Bosses are no more inevitable in state and local governments than dictators are in national governments. They will arise and prosper, nevertheless, if true believers of democracy - citizens devoted to the democratic ideals - do not constantly oppose them.

Lenin is not comparable to any revolutionary figure in history. Revolutionaries have had ideals. Lenin has none.

Virginity is the ideal of those who want to deflower.

A man's ideal woman is the one he couldn't get.

You make decisions and choices, and you're never going to know if they're the ideal choices, but you make them and you make the most of them.

The democratic ideal has always been related to a moderate level of inequality. I think one big reason why electoral democracy flourished in 19th century America better than 19th century Europe is because you had more equal distribution of wealth in America.

The woman described in Proverbs 31 is not some ideal that exists out there; she is present in each one of us when we do even the smallest things with valor

The American ideal is, after all, that everyone should be as much alike as possible.

The moral and social aspiration proper to American life is, of course, the aspiration vaguely described by the word democratic; and the actual achievement of the American nation points towards an adequate and fruitful definition of the democratic ideal.

We see but in dreams the ideal.

There is no greater stupidity or meanness than to take uniformity for an ideal.

Over and over one must ask oneself the queston, 'What do I want to express? What is the thought behind the saying? What is my ideal, what my objective? What? Why? Why? What?