Sentence examples for idealistic idea from inspiring English sources

This rejection of his idealistic idea suited both Rogers' sense of humour and his pocket.

I've got this really naive idea of what life should be like - it's an idealistic idea but it's completely integrated.

It's a view of the universe, a kind of idealistic idea about smiles and things working out in life and that there can be happy endings to things.

Albeit knowing that it might be a bumpy ride, both parties set out on the relationship with an idealistic idea of harnessing it into a love affair.

"I had a very romantic, idealistic idea about the possibilities of being a dealer: that you could go on an adventure with an artist.

What Mr. Fishburne, raised in a middle-class Brooklyn family and trained at the High School for the Performing Arts, took from those early acting jobs was the idealistic idea that the lives of these marginal figures were considerably more vibrant and complex than the plays or movies in which they were used as reality-centering props.

Other bodies, like Common Weal and Radical Independence, are marshalling idealistic ideas for an independent Scotland and connecting the "yes" campaign to other causes, like nuclear disarmament.

In our experiences, we were blessed with very hospitable hosts and clean, simple accommodation, but if you have idealistic ideas about staying in Tuscany and spending romantic nights with your spouse, this will probably not be that trip.

But for all that he is talking sense, much of it common sense, I put to him that no political party in Britain or the United States, of left or right, would dare to go to the polls with such idealistic ideas.

More importantly, the results of this survey don't represent vague or idealistic ideas, they represent real workers, real programs, and, most of all, real progress.

Furthermore, according to the results of a previous Hungarian survey, female medical students bear more altruistic, family-centred, idealistic ideas and show earlier commitment during their career socialisation process, compared with their male colleagues and female law students [ 33].