Sentence examples similar to idealist illusion from inspiring English sources
Kennedy once described himself to Jacqueline as "an idealist without illusions.O In a sense, Jacqueline Kennedy's mythologizing impulse may have been right.
The reader is quickly transported to the Warsaw of the 1960s, where the allegories of Mickiewicz's play, "Forefathers' Eve", expressed resistance against communist censorship.The author's chief message is to try to promote a clear-headed view of the past for "idealists without illusions".
Even though he admits to being a political idealist by nature, Mr. Bramson says he harbors few illusions about his new job.
He's a hero not because he's virtuous but because he has no illusions, unlike his mirror self, the preening idealist Thomas More, a torturer and a religious fanatic who insists that he's the good guy.
She was an idealist, but she was also pragmatic and thoughtful and under no illusions about Afghanistan, especially the position of women in society".
Danny Boyle is an idealist.
