Sentences with phrase «ideal lives on»

It is common practice to advertise your ideal life on social networks, not reality.

And when the experiment ended — cash and energy ran out — the memory of it as an ideal lived on, waxing mythic with time.

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Around the web professional bloggers, including those from Life of a Southern Mom and the Mama Maven, among others, say that Plackers Kids Flossers is an ideal way to get kids hooked on regular flossing, and buyers agree.

Furthermore, many of the innovators I studied led difficult lives, and imposed difficult lives on those around them, because of their intense focus on an ideal.

Today's typical Leon's shopper is a 52 - year - old male, but the company's ideal client is a busy 35 - year - old woman who cares intensely about her home and likes to share photos of her imperfect but real living space on social media.

A feature on work - life integration — as opposed to the impossible ideal of work - life balance — carries the byline of Melissa Wall, the founding editor of Newsweek's iPad edition.

These types of market conditions are ideal for stock pickers, who make their living analyzing company fundamentals and betting on single stocks.

Thermostats and lighting will learn your habits to create the optimal setting based on your daily life, such as turning to your ideal temperature just before you arrive home.

Amazon laid out very specific criteria for the new, second headquarters campus it's looking to build somewhere in North America, and dozens of cities are no doubt preparing pitches about why they present the ideal mix of talent, transportation access, quality of life amenities and so on to meet the company's requirements.

Jay and Shel put legs on the ideals and give examples of how ordinary business owners around the world are discovering just how effective the Golden Rule really is in their business and personal life.»

Unity and fraternity were ideals that governed his life, as he told a group of young Canadians on 11 October 1916 (sentiments borrowed by Jack Layton at the end of his life).

The Copy Critique service is ideal for clients who want a «second opinion» on a piece of copy, or who need new ideas to inject life into an existing sales letter or landing page that's no longer working.

I zeroed in on $ 200 — $ 250K / year as the ideal income for places like SF and Honolulu, to live a comfortable life, so that's what I've been shooting for all these years.

Sensing an opportunity, I made the move to on the one hand increase passive income by renting out my old house and on the other purchase my ideal San Francisco home for the second half of my life.

They're stepping up to take 100 % responsibility in their lives... they're gaining clarity on what their purpose is... and they're clearing their path of the obstacles that have held them back from creating their ideal life.

First - time entrepreneurs intent on launching an online business see Southeast Asia as an ideal place because of the warm climates and extensive network of expatriates already living the region.

He puts the current caravan of Central Americans in historical context and calls on America to avoid the injustices of the past and live up to our ideals as a leader in the post-World War II... Continue reading»

Most research is far from the ideal experimental model, yet we have good evidence on the influence of traumatic abuse on children and the life of George Washington.

I have heard deeply thoughtful religious leaders acknowledge that they came late to an appreciation of the pandemic, that preconceptions influenced their initial reactions, that some leaders have taken harsh stances (for example, refusing to bury people whose families acknowledge that they died of AIDS), and that their focus on ideal behaviors can obscure what is real and live.

The scholarly orgy of debunking has obscured the importance of the facts that such ideals were professed at all, and that debate about them helped to focus the attention of a large, diverse, professional community on the question of what kind of life a lawyer ought to try to live.

Fine... no one is suggesting you be silent... freedom of speech insures you can stand on your soapbox all day long and shout your ideas of values to the masses... however... attempting the legislate them into law and force others to live by your ideals... THATS UNAMERICAN!

Are you saying that your religion doesn't focus on preventing people from harming others and establishing ideals to personally live by?

Mahatma Ghandi, on the other hand, believed that the teachings of Christ in this Sermon held up the highest ideal for how to live life.

But at least four interrelated themes in Plato's proposals about the education of ideal rulers took on a life of their own and did shape ordinary paideia as the Christians knew it centuries later.

On the other hand, his adult life shows a commitment not to a transferable Anglican «ideal» — as if one could live as an Anglican while belonging to a Baptist, Methodist, or Presbyterian church — but to the concrete life of, first, the Church of England and then, subsequent to his relocation, to the Anglican Church of Canada.

The Decree on the Ministry and Life of Priests is perhaps still too much determined by an ideal which originated in the social order of the past.

While here in the flesh he could be with only those that were in his presence and subject to the ideal life he lived on this world.

Nevertheless, the classical humanistic tradition, with its emphasis on the common distinctive qualities of man, provides stronger support for the democratic ideal of human equality than does evolutionary naturalism, with its concern for the continuity of man with the lower forms of life.

Prevailing attitudes toward work are reflected in educational programs and objectives, and educational ideals and practices have an influence on vocational life.

Young people in particular often visualize their moral problem in some such way as this: on the one side is the ideal life with its purity, its self - forgetfulness, its fine awareness of things invisible, and on the other side are the primitive instincts — pugnacity, egotism, sensuality, the caveman within, and between these two there is an irreconcilable hostility.

Nietzsche's influence may account in part for the dynamism of Buber's philosophy, for its concern with creativity and greatness, for its emphasis on the concrete and actual as opposed to the ideal and abstract, for its idea of the fruitfulness of conflict, and for its emphasis on the value of life impulses and wholeness of being as opposed to detached intellectuality.

Our «highest spiritual ideals and aspirations also threaten to lay the most crushing burdens on humankind,» and Taylor therefore finds it quite understandable that the modern self might turn from such lofty aspirations to the goods of ordinary life and the satisfactions of creative self - fulfillment.

Instead of seeing moral obligations simply as individual and social ideals externally related to the factual order of life and physical reality, I began to see them as demands on human life no less intrinsically real than gravitation.

Too many of the most favored and powerful have abandoned the Puritan ideal of the «city built on a hill» (language to which Ronald Reagan once appealed) and aspire to living in a mansion behind walls, where they can act out the anarchic fantasy of doing what pleases them.

The corporate life which was an ideal of the Middle Ages, with its combination of the recognition of divinely ordained authority and the voice of the people, might have avoided both the extremes of unregulated absolutism on the one hand and unchecked democracy with its mass hysteria and demagogy on the other.

Leaving aside wholly imaginary musing about the new possibilities for human liberation that might accompany infinitely expanded life spans — multiple psychological lives, multiple careers, multiple hobbies, and multiple spouses — the essence of the secular and scientific ideal is simply more time on this earth.

if we have staked the meaning of life on achieving nothing less than the ideal.

The Oxford Conference on Church, Community, and State redeemed the classical definition of justice somewhat from ambiguity when it stated that justice is the «ideal of a harmonious relation of life to life.

It is a long way from such an ideal of political activity to the actualities in which it is carried on; but it is essential to our human attempt to live together to see that the «game of politics» is not merely a necessary evil but that it has at its best a link with legitimate good.

How much of their lives are people willing to put on the line for their ideals?»

On the other hand, liberals writing about family life or sexual ethics know that «the family ideal» is not viable for Christians today.

The idea that there must be a perfect society, some form of the «good life» binding on all of us» the myth of an ideal world» only really begins to lose its hold on us in the thought of men such as Vico and Herder.

A man makes a mistake in life, it was in the right street but it was in the wrong house, for opposite, on the second floor, dwells the ideal — this people think a theme for poetry.

(CNN)- As America celebrates its birthday on July 4, the timeless words of Thomas Jefferson will surely be invoked to remind us of our founding ideals - that «All men are created equal» and are «endowed by their Creator» with the right to «Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.»

Charles Reynolds, in his article, «Somatic Ethics: Joy and Adventure in the Embodied Moral Life,» is more accurate in claiming that an ethics based on process metaphysics «avoids the beguiling trap of utilitarianism for an ideal participant perspective» (SE 127, my emphasis).

Notes Marin, «What each ideal has in common is that they all focus on sex — or lack thereof — as the standard by which to judge a life.»

Even more important, it created a tendency in American Christianity which received expression in later years through a marked emphasis on the spiritual and ideal side of life over against the material and the actual.

In early America several settlements, including as New Salem, the Shaker communities and the early Mormon towns, were based on views of the ideal life.

In Christian saintliness this power is always personified as God; but abstract moral ideals, civic or patriotic utopias, or inner visions of holiness or right may also be felt as the true lords and enlargers of our life, in ways which I described in the lecture on the Reality of the Unseen.

Their heroes and their hero - worship, their fairs and their festivals, and their ideals and their outlook on life, have now ceased to be common with our own.