Sentence examples for ideal though from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's convention date would turn out to be ideal, though, if he really nails it.

Malaga's preparations for the game have been far from ideal, though, with the death of coach Manuel Pellegrini's father, a 4-2 defeat at Real Sociedad in La Liga on Saturday and the team's plane being hit by lightning on the way to that match.

Russell had initially supported her maternal ideal, though, as the years went by and their peers bought vacation homes in the Hamptons, he couldn't consistently disguise his resentment over their straitened finances, or his sense that his stay-at-home wife had become translucent, if not invisible, within the walls of their loft-a nanny without salary.

2 months would be ideal, though!

Either option is less than ideal, though, because fixating on one side will skew your memory.

This is not a novel ideal, though.

Such ideal conditions, though, do not make farming it any less difficult, Ms. Connor said.

In an ideal world, though, I'd want to make my own, in much the same way that I prefer making my own vinaigrette.

In an ideal world, though, I'll get two catchers from that tier by the eighth round, or one from that tier by then, and then wait 10 rounds to fill the other slot.

In a less ideal scenario though, their usage may harm the material or the material harm the tool.

This isn't an ideal solution, though, as recipients have to remain on immune-suppressing medication for the rest of their lives to prevent transplant rejection and usually still require some insulin injections.