Sentence examples for idealistic direction from inspiring English sources
When Mozart got to Fiordiligi and Ferrando, the theory goes, he couldn't stand Da Ponte's low, cackling libretto anymore, and soared off in his own, idealistic direction.
Beckett had drawn concerns from judges over whether his writing "corresponds to the idealistic intentions of the Nobel prize in literature" – the award is intended to go to "the most outstanding work in an ideal direction".
Designing primarily for James Laughlin's idealistic New Directions, Lustig was freer from the crasser commercial pressures, but his pronouncements, as teacher and design guru, on the book designer's social mission seem precariously lofty.
The opera's self-consciously idealistic Gatsby goes in the opposite direction from A&E's thuggish depiction, yet dispels the wonder surrounding him just as surely.
As Egypt's military wages an oppressive crackdown on the MB, Qatar will be challenged to balance the idealistic elements of Doha's vision for the region with a realistic understanding of the direction in which Egypt is now moving.
True to my, perhaps overly idealistic progressive views, I want to know how to help move society into a more cohesive direction, and pay attention to the values we all share.
But in practice, that also makes it unclear what its direction is; you'd be forgiven for asking whether it really is a new revolutionary movement or just an idealistic flashmob.
Demanding and idealistic, yes.
