Word: ideale
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...communists of the Internationale do not yet see, or else do not admit that they see, what a wide gulf yawns between them and their creation, the Soviet Republic. What will happen when they fully realize that their ideal nation has abandoned their policies? Will they, too, see the impracticability of communism, or will they try to bring Russia back once more to famine and wretchedness? They had better make the attempt soon, for Russia is gradually pulling her giant strength out of the mire and is getting too strong a footing to be easily pushed back again...
...become firmly rooted and M. Poiret is never behind the times. Accordingly he undertook a tour of America. The first objectionable feature was the Statue of Liberty; the lady was the first in his experience who did not recognize his ways; could it be that she was America's ideal...
...There exists in China today a deep sympathy and general good feeling toward the United States. This is due in part to the community of ideas and ideals between the two governments and to similarity of their political institutions. As in America we have the state existing as a strong unit of political independence and yet forming a part of the well-knit federal government, so in China they have the province as the local unit with the same ideal of a political liberty reconciled with a national unity...
...college man," said Mr. Foss in conclusion, "to educate the people of America to the ideal of Service. This he can do only by faithfully devoting his own life to the service of his fellow...
...Brown President instances the schools maintained by banks and corporations for their employees. But does this crm of special instruction realize his ideal of an enlarged horizon" for the student? Shall business concerns take over the work of the colleges on the theory that they can supply something just as good or better in the way of education for students "only a minority of whom are mentally or morally benefited by seclusion for four years within the gates" of universities? This is a novel and disillusioning estimate of the efficiency of American colleges...