Sentence examples for idealistic notions from inspiring English sources

He also had idealistic notions about his work.

Like many expatriates, he has idealistic notions of the world he left.

In retrospect, my idealistic notions about how to deal with the former dictatorship were clearly found wanting.

But idealistic notions of a symbiotic partnership between a visionary artist and a resourceful independent label were eventually dashed by recriminatory lawsuits between Fogerty and Zaentz.

But they may harbor idealistic notions about the work, says Mark Green, vice president of the Grantsmanship Center of Los Angeles, which trains grant writers and fund-raisers.

But a stroll through one of the capital's upscale malls quickly demolishes such idealistic notions — and instead makes you wonder whether China's autocrats have struck on a flexible model of long-lasting rule.

Cyrille Varet, a furniture designer in Paris, had an idealistic notion two years ago.

"I had this idealistic notion of wanting to help kids in a tough area".

We had an amalgam of ideas and the illogically idealistic notion that everything we did would change the world.

This idealistic notion, shared by the two preachers' sons, was a basic tenet, and a basic strength, of the early civil-rights movement.

In those simpler hours before 9/11, that vote seemed like an idealistic notion, acknowledging the economic progress of China, hands across the sea.