Sentence examples for idealistic interpretation from inspiring English sources
Controversy still continues regarding the merits of the two editions: readers with a preference for an idealistic interpretation usually prefer the first edition, whereas those with a realistic view adhere to the second.
In turn, this leads to the idealistic interpretation of existence, in which ∃xP x) means ¬∀x¬P x) ("it is contradictory that P x) be false for every x").
Their interpretation is of an idealistic yet very practical president, but not an unethical one.
What we have witnessed in Oslo and on Utoya Island, and what we risk experiencing in future copycat atrocities elsewhere, is the result of multiculturalism gone tragically wrong through ignorant immigration policies — politically correct but naïve interpretations of democratic values — and an idealistic view of a free, open and tolerant Europe.
Some of those interpretations attributed to Kant a form of idealistic transcendental psychology, what Hegel called "subjective idealism".
However, the wider interpretations come at a cost: for example, when we pass from our initial, natural interpretation of P ∨ Q to the unrestricted use of the idealistic one, ¬ ¬P∧¬Q), the resulting mathematics cannot generally be interpreted within computational models such as recursive function theory.
Demanding and idealistic, yes.
I didn't feel idealistic.
They were young, romantic, idealistic.
Marines tend to be idealistic.
