Sentence examples for seemingly idealistic from inspiring English sources

(Now he is one of Vladimir Putin's best friends inside the EU). I remember too how the bright-eyed, seemingly idealistic young Oxford Soros scholar Orbán sought me out in my rooms at St Antony's College to talk about democracy.

It had universal appeal: brutal in fact, but seemingly idealistic, the system solidified under Stalin won admiration in many poor countries, and from a host of clever fools in rich ones.Hitler's notions were woollier, more mystical, resting on such concepts as will, authority, racial superiority and worship of the leader.

Case in point: In 2008 Barack Obama ran on a seemingly idealistic energy platform.

Not only did we have a young and seemingly idealistic new president but we had the Congressional advantages to actually see this upstart see through his vision.

Others clung to a seemingly more idealistic position, arguing that the basis should be the 14th Amendment, which forbids a state to infringe on the rights of any of the nation's citizens.

Broad (rhymes with "load") put up $500,000 as one small step in his idealistic, seemingly impossible crusade to fix the nation's broken inner-city schools.

The differences, according to Tim Elmore's blog post "Six Defining Characteristics of Generation Z," are that, "They tend to be more realistic, not idealistic, seemingly jaded from the tough economy, terrorism and the complexities of life". They're also trending more toward entrepreneurial pursuits, rather than settle for a regular job.

It centers on the budding bromance between the two main action heroes, an all-business Brit (Philip Winchester of NBC's "Crusoe") and, with the American market in mind, a wisecracking, seemingly mercenary but eventually idealistic Yank (Sullivan Stapleton, the crazed brother in the Australian film "Animal Kingdom").

Such idealistic talk out of Silicon Valley, so seemingly empowering back in 1999, seems embarrassingly naïve now that the party's ended, at least for the rest of us.

Of course this is a little idealistic given the current economic climate and the seemingly never-ending cost of keeping the technology in schools up to date.

It was because of the bold activism and savvy strategy of a seemingly unlikely duo -- the former Army Captain and the idealistic young law school grad - that the impossible has become reality.