Sentence examples for truly ideal from inspiring English sources

For a truly ideal pie crust, Mr. McGee said, you would need a fat with the flavor of butter, the water content of lard and the temperature flexibility of vegetable shortening.

So, in a truly ideal "fixed Facebook" scenario, there wouldn't be a need for this kind of dehumanizing, industrialized content review system — which necessitates that eyes be averted and empathy disengaged from any considerations of a traumatized "clean up" workforce.

And if it was a truly ideal gig, it would pay enough where I didn't have to take additional gigs to round out the week.

At the present, there is no truly ideal and safe synthetic radioprotector available.

"Conservation is a truly American ideal," he said, adding that the country should preserve "places that look ordinary [but] are nothing but extraordinary".

Is the anodyne drone typing away in her silent cubicle free from the risk of comment on her clothes, the terror of a joke, the unsettlement of an unwanted or even a wanted sexual advance, truly our ideal?

Florence was always far larger, Venice more extravagant, Rome more august, but for a few decades at the end of the 15th century and the start of the 16th, Urbino was truly the ideal city of the Renaissance.

That would truly be ideal.

Far from arguing that the universalist discourse on human rights should be entirely displaced with particular, tradition-sensitive political language, they have criticized liberals for not taking universality seriously enough, for failing to do what must be done to make human rights a truly universal ideal.

The rags-to-riches story is a truly American ideal.

From sea to shining sea, my jihad is not physical war -- it is perhaps the most truly American ideal of all: learning to be comfortable in my own skin.