Sentence examples for idealism though from inspiring English sources

In its weird idealism, though, it actually reminded me a little of The Man in the White Suit, with Alec Guinness as the sprightly boffin who invents self-cleaning cloth.

For all the candidate's idealism, though, the film examines the dark side of politics, grappling with the struggle of power against loyalty, secrecy against transparency and personal damage against the greater good.

Wittgenstein also rejected skepticism and idealism, though for very different reasons.

Even Sartaj's most money-minded colleagues have a sort of hangover of idealism, though the answer to any question about honesty can only be 'medium'medium

There is a price to idealism, though, and despite his distaste for corporate sponsorship, Mr. Hogan said the financial realities of running a rock festival make such deals tempting.

Underneath the sheen of idealism, though, is a more brutal belief: that the undifferentiated masses deserve to be culled and quarantined, and that the society of the "worthy" has a right to protect itself from the lowly and undeserving.

These disclosures result in his growing to admire his late wife even more passionately than before, as someone with humanity and idealism that, though flawed, exceeded his own.

These are just a few examples of how some of the most prominent paradigms, to borrow Kuhn's term, of analytic philosophy still reflect the impulse to epistemological idealism even though the name "idealism" was anathematized by Moore, Russell, and the New Realists.

Leibniz, meanwhile, often seems unwilling to commit himself to ontological idealism even though that is the most natural interpretation of his monadology, while only Malebranche, as noted, seems to come close to explicitly asserting epistemological and perhaps ontological idealism as well.

Impatient with the rationalistic abstractions of the Enlightenment and with the systematic idealism of Kant (though retaining Kant's friendship), Hamann viewed truth as a necessary unity of reason, faith, and experience.

He emphasized idealism, patriotic accomplishment, and, though he didn't use the phrase, income inequality.