Sentence examples for idealistic world from inspiring English sources

This is meant to represent the orderly, idealistic world of the Wartburg, the fortress at the center of Wagner's plot.

A collection of character sketches, People in Glass Houses (1967), satirizes the intricate, idealistic world of the United Nations, where she worked from 1952 to 1962.

But while camp conjures up rustic images of singing around the campfire, it is also an idealistic world of camaraderie and sportsmanship.

A bifurcating or separating position results from a project that is based on the claim that one has to distinguish between a world "for us" and a world "in itself", where the former is a subject-dependent and in this sense idealistic world while the latter is the "real" world although it is essentially totally inaccessible by any subjective cognitive means.

Like the flirty, idealistic world traveller chick offering naive advice.

As Khalaf says, "the idealistic world the fanatical organization claims to offer its young recruits is a real life of misery and horrific violence".

She added that her nephew was "kind of shy but giving and loving", and idealistic about world events.

The aim, said Kristi Zea, the production designer, was to make Teaneck "every bit as wonderful and idealistic a world as we could imagine in Manhattan".

The brutalist style harks back to an idealistic postwar world where even Conservative governments built council houses; an epoch when carving out a collective future, rather than endlessly showing off on Facebook, was the esprit du temps.

One side is the idealistic public servant who wants to make the world a better place.

Making his address at a ceremony in Oslo City Hall, Mr. Annan said the United Nations, established in the idealistic aftermath of World War II, was needed more than ever in a world that "entered the third millennium through a gate of fire".