Sentence examples for idealistic impression from inspiring English sources

It's a brief glimpse at an idealistic impression of the American Dream – perfect beyond perfect, filled with floating robots carrying out household chores and children playing in the street, all under the imminent threat of nuclear war.

The Persian translation of the Upanishads, which he sponsored (and in part wrote himself), enriched Persian religious prose and made a deep impression on European idealistic philosophy in the 19th century.

But Duca was feeling idealistic.

"I am often under the impression that young researchers are actually far more idealistic than their experienced colleagues, but sadly see their idealism eroding over time.

Instead of consoling us with idealistic heroes, it immerses us in a hellish assault of sensory impressions as we follow close-in with a Sonderkommando prisoner (Geza Rohrig) working the crematoriums at Auschwitz, going about his daily tasks with traumatised disconnect.

Often, during this campaign, as she did last night, Clinton has worked to excavate the first impression she made on our public life, as a young and idealistic college graduate and then lawyer, taking the fights of social justice to inhospitable places.

That's a bit different from what I've heard from other people about their first impressions of me ("aloof" and "cold" were some choice adjectives), but then again, as an idealistic dreamer, of course I prefer Good.co's upbeat approach.

Demanding and idealistic, yes.

This is very idealistic.

I didn't feel idealistic.

She was clever, intelligent, idealistic.