Sentence examples for it's idealism from inspiring English sources
and a hyper real civilization is rendered by it's idealism, at war with the gravity of reality.. Rendered by it's traffic culture, it's culture of police brutality and gang violence, media saturation and racism, it's glamorization and solipsism, rendered by the tabloid of it self.
Mr. Pasley also hoped a unit without parking would inspire Ms. Clark to sell her 1992 Subaru. "So, part of it was idealism — that we would get rid of the car," Ms. Clark said.
"It was idealism, if you like, wondering whether or not these processes could be untangled," says Julian Paton, a physiologist at the University of Bristol, U.K., who was not involved in the research.
He writes: "If we therefore define philosophy as a whole according to that wherein it surveys and presents everything, namely the absolute act of cognition, of which even Nature is again only one side, the Idea of all ideas, then it is Idealism.
We may not ever create a perfect world, but it is idealism which drives us closer to one.
Hope and change was a "wonderful slogan", she added but after Mr Obama's idealism it is time for "cold, hard facts", and a president ready to cut deals from day one.
"That's idealism at its best.
Can it even be idealism when there are social democratic models working internationally that reduce this inequality?
If we must choose between idealistic monism or physicalistic monism then it must be idealism.
It's an idealism that I no longer think exists today, and is very much a product of that time.
