Sentence examples for idealistic exceptions from inspiring English sources

Of course there might be exceptions like the kibbutz in Israel, but these idealistic exceptions couldn't work on a mass scale.

John Berry, the current artistic director of the English National Opera and a youthful and idealistic administrator, has continued the use of English titles, but with exceptions.

This conception of art as philosophy, or intuitive philosophy, or a symbol of philosophy, or the like, reappears throughout the idealistic aesthetics of the first half of the 19th century, with rare exceptions, e.g., Schleiermacher's Lectures on Aesthetic (1825, 1832 33) which we possess in a very incomplete form.

Russell's rejection of idealistic monism, and his arguments in favor of a pluralistic universe, have gained almost universal acceptance, with a few exceptions.

Demanding and idealistic, yes.

This is very idealistic.

I didn't feel idealistic.

She was clever, intelligent, idealistic.

They were young, romantic, idealistic.

Marines tend to be idealistic.

Our majors are touchingly idealistic.