Sentence examples similar to proclaimed idealism from inspiring English sources
She is allowed her hopes and self-proclaimed idealism, and also her terrors and, more prominently than usual, her loneliness ("Her father had turned out to be a disappointment," the authors write).
Those who once proclaimed themselves pragmatists might have to face up to the failures of their own idealism and investigate plays which set out the terrible repercussions of such failures, and imagine how best we might all make a path out of this mess.
Herzen thus became a "Left-Hegelian," holding that the dialectic (development through the reconciliation of conflicting ideas) was the "algebra of revolution" and that the disembodied truths of "science" (i.e., German idealism) must culminate in the "philosophy of the deed," or the struggle for justice as proclaimed by French socialism.
"Just wait," I proclaimed.
A republic was proclaimed.
proclaimed over a loudspeaker.
"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.
Both sides proclaimed victory.
"Dance genius," he proclaimed.
