Sentence examples for a very idealistic time from inspiring English sources

It was a very idealistic time, a very hopeful time.

"There's a curious thing about boomers, because in their early formative years they went through a very idealistic time," says Larry Cohen, director of consumer financial decisions at SRI Consulting Business Intelligence.

"This is a very idealistic view of the American image," she said in an interview.

"He really wanted to be part of that process in a very idealistic way".

He told me, "I was a very idealistic left-winger when I started, representing a tough working-class ward".

According to Alice Marwick, an assistant professor at Fordham University and the author of "Status Update: Celebrity and Attention in Web 2.0," "the culture of modern technology has a very idealistic underpinning to it".

I was a very idealistic teenager I guess.

One, I've known him as a very idealistic yet hardheaded politician.

And, when it was said, surely it was not an obvious "is" but merely a very idealistic "ought".

"But under the current circumstances," he said of the sharpening Chinese-Japanese standoff, "it is a very idealistic hope that that would occur".

I come from a traditional household and am equipped with Gandhian schooling -- which makes me a very idealistic person having a firm belief in a certain value system.