Sentence examples for though not idealism from inspiring English sources
In science fiction such as Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination, the author refuses allegory (though not idealism) and insists all he's doing is telling a romantic story based on The Count of Monte Cristo, set in the future, but I already found a little more to it when I read it in Paris at the age of 16, sitting outside Shakespeare and Co, having earned the money to buy it from busking.
Terrible sights began to put an end to Townsend's pacifism, though not his idealism.
June 15 "It is not idealism.
But all this, Lounsbury says, "is not idealism.
And this is not idealism.
"This is not idealism or naivete," Obama said.
The basic state of political professionals isn't idealism that is betrayed into cynicism, and it isn't cynicism that can be charmed into idealism.
This anti-realism will be found objectionable by many (though not by all: Rescher reasons from conceptualism about modality to idealism virtually across the board through these sorts of connections (Rescher 1975)).
Indeed, under the influence of 19th-century German idealism and parallel expressions of rising European nationalism, there were some the Marxists, for example—who, though not rejecting individual rights altogether, maintained that rights, from whatever source derived, belong to communities or whole societies and nations preeminently.
This is not naïve idealism.
The reason for this was not misplaced idealism, but the realities of Balkan politics.
