We act either on behalf of narrow personally selfish claims or else broad idealistic concerns about what's right and proper for the country as a whole.
The films they have scored to great acclaim - recent reverie on the British landscape From the Sea to the Land Beyond and 1934's tale of wind-battered Irish island life, Man of Aran – give a clue, as does their name, to their archaic yet idealistic concerns.
As a result, no idealistic patina of concern about good government or values-driven issues can burnish these payments.
In that sense, we are idealistic, and our primary concern is the artist/audience dynamic.
The interaction of large liquor concerns and idealistic mixologists is not without its bumps.
I wanted to voice my concern about the idealistic way your article "In the Backyard, Not Just a Garden, but Cows" (Aug. 24) presents raw milk.
… It is, therefore, only with idealistic arguments that I am concerned; … I shall have proved that Idealists have no reason whatever for their conclusion" (Philosophical Studies, pp. 2 f).
President John F. Kennedy had founded the organization in 1961, at the height of the Cold War, and back then it was immensely popular, attracting idealistic young people who were concerned about America's role in the developing world.
Queen Mab, the early poems first published in 1964 as The Esdaile Notebook, Laon and Cythna, and most of his prose works were devoted to reforming society; and even Alastor, Rosalind and Helen, and the personal lyrics voiced the concerns of an idealistic reformer who is disappointed or persecuted by an unreceptive society.
The first concerns Berkeley's idealistic principle that being consists in being perceived, the second the converse claim, attributed to Bradley, that thought entails being.
