Sentence examples for ideal if it from inspiring English sources

In another sense, a system is ideal if it is "best" from a moral point of view.

In effect Mr. Riley's work boils liberty, equality and community down to a blissful hippie ideal: If it feels good, do it.

In one sense, a system is ideal if it is considered apart from, or in the absence of, certain empirical conditions, which in actuality are always present to some degree.

It would be exaggerating to say that "Platinum" is great, but its flaws are entirely enjoyable, making it one of those rare shows that reach the high kitsch ideal: if it were any better, it would be worse.

Marsack said some poets would relish a time-limited appointment; others would be ideal if it involved visiting schools and promoting poetry to new audiences; while some very popular poets could be great ambassadors even if they were not technically the best.

The military office was locked down tight, which is fine if it's in Fort Knox, but not ideal if it's a recruiting station in the middle of the crossroads of the world on a sunny summer morning.

That would be ideal if I could script it the way I want to script it".' Arizona wide receiver LARRY FITZGERALD, on how he hopes the Giants will try to cover him.

It's no wonder businesses are keen to embrace something like that; it would be the ideal tool if it were guaranteed to achieve this.

"Rio" (ECM), Mr. Jarrett's most recent album, resonates with that ideal even if it obviously adheres to another one: the spontaneous solo voyage, a durable cornerstone of his career.

You'll be hiking with a small group and this is an ideal option if it's your first visit to Ethiopia or you'll a slightly nervous traveller.

This sad, abused child grows up without ever truly growing up, acquiring a wife and a son whom he loves but cannot care for - an ideal family, if it wasn't for him.