Sentence examples similar to idealistic expression from inspiring English sources
And so it was that the fresh air of idealistic sporting self-expression vanished.
Twitter has struggled for years with balancing what some critics say is an idealistic commitment to free expression with the reality that its fast-moving, public network also amplifies hateful, false and sometimes violent ideas.
In Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, idealistic Neoclassicism found an exemplary expression of strict linearity, and the pencil drawing became a downright classical form.
Because the cDNA library was derived from transformed B cells without normalization, it represents a gene expression profile at idealistic environments.
They are very diverse, care about their peer group yet embrace personal expression, are materialistic yet idealistic, and have tastes which can be both nationalistic and international.
There is no shortage of Chinese obstacles which clash with the idealistic streak in Obama's message – human rights, freedom of expression, Tibet and Xinjiang, lack of the rule of law, corruption, safety standards to name a few.
This concept of form initiated the idealistic or transcendental school of biology, where the form of animals is considered an expression of an idealized archetype.
Demanding and idealistic, yes.
I didn't feel idealistic.
