Sentence examples for though not ideally from inspiring English sources

Their talents are considerable, though not ideally suited to the seven-seconds-or-less universe D'Antoni has coached.

They've worked as unpaid interns, schmoozed the right people at party headquarters and even – though not ideally – paid their dues in local politics.

The shrewdly satirical lyricist-composer John Foster, though not ideally displayed last season in his own Off Broadway revue, "A Good Swift Kick," is nevertheless that rarity, a lyricist who just writes funny.

"The Tree" is a book to be pondered — tossed in a backpack or tucked into a jacket pocket, to be consulted in the nearest outcropping of real, wild nature, or even, though not ideally, under the well pruned trees of your local park.

But Ms. Smith-Cameron, capable actress though she may be, is not ideally cast as the concerned mom.

United, in turn, agreed to take on the 28-year-old Navas, even though there is a clear sense in Madrid that he is not ideally suited to English football.

But it does not ideally suit her.

It is not ideally placed to do so.

"You're not ideally placed to argue against immigration".

We need principles that can guide agents who are numerous, not ideally rational and not ideally independent of one another.

This suggests that the noise is not ideally random.