Sentence examples for idealistic believing from inspiring English sources

The food trucks that had set up shop on the corner, were in some sense, too idealistic, believing they could always get the food coming out of Twitter free.

The real point of my novel is to show the character as Dickens couldn't: young and idealistic, stubbornly believing the best of others and herself.

We Colombians are very idealistic; we believe in hope and romance, and we are in some sense naive.

Ms. McDougall said Wednesday that it was overly idealistic to believe that sex crimes would end if the sex-oriented advertising were shut down.

Of course it may be too idealistic to believe that Rocky's words will pack as much weight as his punches, but the events of this evening should certainly prove an eye opener to the politicians of both nations.

The idealistic Y believed that his ken lao situation was only temporary.

Though only twelve years old, Larsa is idealistic and believes that the strife within Ivalice can be quelled without war.

And if a gun permit will allow you to vote, but a student ID won't, it's only because students are too young and idealistic to believe in preserving the status quo exactly as it is -- with us billionaires on top.

How can they con the idealistic Arizona senator into believing that they are riddled with moral anxiety about the impact of money on American electoral politics, even as W. and Gore begin the biggest race for money since money was invented?

'As a governor I was always strongly idealistic and I believe in reform,' he said.

Fowler is at least idealistic enough to believe that there is not an idea on this earth worth killing for.