Sentence examples for idealistic setting from inspiring English sources

Automakers have not always helped their customers understand the issues, either, typically painting electrics and hybrids with a green brush and an idealistic setting.

Initially, we see the idealistic Christian setting up an egalitarian commune with the grudging acceptance of his fellow mutineers and to the total bemusement of the Polynesian women they have abducted from Tahiti.

But Netscape's idealistic hackers set out to change the world.

The researchers claim that if several trends fall into place, we'd be able to make the idealistic goal set by the Paris Climate Agreement to keep global temperatures from rising more than 1.5 degrees C. Scientists can't predict the future, but they can make good judgements about it based on past and current trends.

Bang Bang Bang Stella Feehily's provocative new play, based on close research, shows a seasoned aid worker and an idealistic young colleague setting out on a trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Thankful for the income and filled with idealistic zeal, Joel set about making himself indispensable to his employers.

The debut novel from the co-writer of TV comedies Peep Show and The Thick of It takes us back to 1994, and a group of idealistic youngsters who set off for Bosnia to try to stop the war.

Her next book, Creative Experience (1924), expanded on the social and psychological implications of her earlier work, setting forth an idealistic interpretation of individual responsibility and the creative interaction of people and groups toward a constructive synthesis of views and goals.

Now researchers have criticised the approach, saying it is "idealistic" and "sets parents up to fail", and that greater recognition of the multiple demands new parents face would reap greater dividends.

Most young adults won't achieve the idealistic goals they've set for themselves.

Both men had an idealistic goal — helping to set the course of a young nation — that they ardently wanted credit for.