Sentence examples for ideal too from inspiring English sources

But in reality they were far from ideal, too mushy and bland.

Sides of chunky chips (£2.50) and tenderstem broccoli with chilli and garlic oil (£3.50) are ideal, too.

The mayor of Middletown, Sebastian N. Giuliano, said he thought the site was less than ideal, too.

Adjaye believes that, in moving away from Renaissance notions of the ideal, too many contemporary architects have turned the profession into spectacle and entertainment.

The setting is ideal, too – Hotel Shelley occupies an ivory and lilac-hued art-deco building a block away from the ocean in South Beach.

Ideal, too, in a plainer way, is a concurrent survey of the artist's works on paper, "Ken Price: Slow and Steady Wins the Race," at the Drawing Center in SoHo.

We're not bad kids; we have ideals, too.

"We were at the point where we were having to compromise our ideals too many times.

"You are a living mockery of your own ideals" is No. 1. "If not, you have set your ideals too low".

And when the modern American Jews look back at the old East Side through a veil of tears, aren't they looking back on a set of ideals, too, and on a passion for social justice that managed to thrive in the semi-European streets of New York for a good many years?

Thirty years ago--I had those ideals, too.