Sentence examples for be a true idealist from inspiring English sources

You can't be a true idealist without being a true realist.

Bush was "a true idealist" and a man of "genuine integrity", Blair says.

"He was a true idealist, an unshakable idealist, but more effective than idealists usually are, because he was never blind to the realities of a situation," Gregory Grene said.

He was, in a bizarre sense... a true idealist.

There is no resiling from his admiration for George Bush, who is lauded as a man of "genuine integrity" and "a true idealist".

He was, in a bizarre sense (bizarre because it appears counterintuitive), a true idealist.

What would it mean to be a wireless idealist?

I claim to be a practical idealist.

"He's a real idealist, a true Colombian 60's person," said Graciela Heymann, the executive director of the Westchester Hispanic Coalition, the largest social service organization for Hispanic immigrants in the county and Mr. Lasso's former employer.

Doubtless some of the Olympisceptics believe that they, unsullied by the Visa card Games, are the true idealists in a world corrupted by base commercialism and nationalistic bombast.

Even now, Short still seems to be an indomitable idealist.