Sentence examples for ideally about from inspiring English sources

It stands 23.5 to 27.5 inches (60 to 70 cm) and weighs, ideally, about 88 pounds (40 kg).

Isn't sport ultimately and ideally about physical fitness?

Usually flying at above 20,000 feet and, ideally, about 80 to 100 miles from the target to be jammed, the Compass Calls are directed to their targets by the Rivet Joints, other aircraft or targets identified in their pre-mission planning.

It was found that the selectivity ratio should be ideally about two for HTS process, minimizing the formation of side reactions.

What constitutes a minimally just or well-ordered people is a matter of immense controversy, but the broader conceptual point is unchanged: Rawls conceives of international justice as being ideally about the interactions of morally justified, centralized territorial polities.

They must be portable, which means as lightweight as possible, ideally about 4 pounds, since firefighters are required to lug them around along with about 40 pounds of other essential gear while they operate for days and weeks at a time in hot, difficult and dangerous terrain.

The city should ideally have about half as many maples.

There is enough light musical shop talk to remind listeners that competition pianism should ideally be about more than sheer muscularity, and there are fleeting interactions between the pianists and members of the Tackacs Quartet (which collaborated with them in the chamber music round) and James Conlon (who conducted them in concertos).

And by that I mean a 3D authoring/simulation environment for the rest of us that ideally comes with about as steep a learning curve as Hypercard, and that treats both the bits and the atoms as two ends of the same continuum — not two totally separate worlds.

These patterns can be of any size, but the flowers should ideally be about the size of your hand, and the leaves should be about the size of three of your fingers.

Forsythe's work takes classical dance — ideally, all about harmony and perfectibility — and turns it on its head.