Sentence examples for idealistic objectives from inspiring English sources

The status quo, which is little better than an armed truce and lulls everyone involved into a sense of false security, masks the failure of all sides to accept the impossibility of achieving their idealistic objectives and face up to the realities around them.

To pursue this objective, the political discourse is idealistic and focuses on the massacres and humanitarian issues while national interests are real, but not mentioned.

With Labour split over Syria and Tory rebels still demanding a clearer picture about the Government's long-term objectives, Dr Greenall's solution might be considered idealistic rather than pragmatic.

Because of Schelling's elevation of nature to a central topic in his presentation of an idealistic worldview his position became characterized, although somewhat misleadingly, as "objective idealism".

Is not that ability and the fact that, as Mr. Brooks acknowledges, Senator Obama is not "fully a member of any club," but who is "smart" and "conscientious and idealistic" exactly what is needed to transcend partisanship and address the nation's severe problems in an intelligent, objective, pragmatic manner?

Demanding and idealistic, yes.

This is very idealistic.

I didn't feel idealistic.

She was clever, intelligent, idealistic.

They were young, romantic, idealistic.

Marines tend to be idealistic.