Sentence examples for bit idealistic from inspiring English sources
School officials supported her efforts, Ms. Velez said, but thought she was being "a bit idealistic".
He said Mr. Wassenich's proposal to leave the phrase in the public domain was "honorable but a bit idealistic".
Our thesis – and we know it's a bit idealistic – is that when people can see how closely we're all related, and how we share 99.9% of our DNA, we'll treat each other with just a bit more kindness and civility.
They also tended to be a bit idealistic - being a human guinea pig was not only a quick way of making a couple of grand, there was every chance that it would do some good.
We admit it is a bit idealistic to think that any viable result could have come from this initial meeting considering the enhance complexity of the situation, but a global problem needs a global solution … however difficult it may be to arrive at one.
You also have this even larger, rising segment of young people every bit as idealistic as boomers once were.
Here we are two months later, and Schultz is back with Big Idea No. 2. It is every bit as idealistic as his first big idea, but far more practical.
You do sometimes wonder though whether it is all a bit unrealistic, idealistic and wishful.
"It's perhaps been in a bit of an idealistic mode for too long.
We're made to understand that this is an enormously idealistic bit of advice, the sort only a fairly green lawyer would give.
