Sentence examples for idealistic man from inspiring English sources

In this decision, one could see the same sensitive, idealistic man who wrote "Dreams From My Father".

Mr. Hartling was an idealistic man who was a Lutheran pastor in copenhagen from 1945 to 1955.

"It's really an ideal job for an idealistic man; you never have to do the wrong thing".

And it is through this intense and idealistic man, Daniel Lefebvre, played by the rising stage and screen actor Philippe Torreton, that Mr. Tavernier makes his political point.

Indeed, today it can be hard to spot traces of the young idealistic man who once translated "The Due Process of Law," the treatise by the famed British jurist Lord Denning.

An emotional, impetuous, good-natured, and idealistic man, he always found it easier to get money than to keep it, and his career can be seen as in part shaped by the constant need to keep his head above the waters of debt.

He backpacked because that was what young idealistic men did in those days.

This obscure Jewish woman from Vienna became the vital link between the idealistic men of Cambridge and the dark world of Soviet espionage.

Idealistic "men of letters" argued passionately that it is not enough to do well in life, one must also do good: battle oppression, lift up the poor and disabled, educate the ignorant.

"Some were hanging out in Afghanistan because it was a cheap place to live or study, some young idealistic men might have gone to training camps to get involved in fighting against the Northern Alliance but, not to be too flippant, it was a bunch of boy scouts with AK47s.

Lamo, 30, dubbed the "world's most hated hacker" for his role in passing information on Manning to military intelligence after the soldier befriended him on internet chat, said that he understood that Manning was an idealistic young man who believed he could change the world for the better and "who didn't necessarily know what he was doing.