Sentence examples for being ideally from inspiring English sources
top job, despite his being "ideally suited" for it.
After complaining about what he viewed as trademark infringement by RIM, Mr. Spence took the opportunity to promote his product as being ideally suited for that company.
The extraordinary malleability of our expressed preferences in the face of trivial alterations in the choice context sits uneasily with the idea that there is such a thing as "what the American people want", the job of our political system being (ideally) to discern what this is and bring it about.
But there were slight slippages of tone — moments when the core of his sound would waver — that prevented the melodic line from being ideally smooth, a problem in long-phrased works like Ellen Taaffe Zwilich's "Romance," for violin and piano (which, while stylish, had little connection to the East-West theme).
These results, and the non-contact nature and speed of RCP measurements identify this technique as being ideally suited for quality control of CNT nanocomposites in a nanomanufacturing environment.
(ii) Another solution is to suggest that a rational agent's ability to recognize reasons is limited by her desires; the internalist can plausibly respond that being (ideally) rational is, by definition, to be able to recognize all one's reasons.
Greece is ideally placed geographically.
Even the encores were ideally chosen.
His is, ideally, a Kannada city.
Even if that licence is (ideally?) Creative Commons.
He is ideally suited to that job.
