Sentence examples for what ideally from inspiring English sources

Blogging makes the arts feel more like what, ideally, I'd like to believe they are: a really good conversation.

But he also warned elsewhere against "violent objection to what exists, unaccompanied by any constructive concept of what, ideally ought to exist in its place".

Ms. Nevins is a master of historically correct plantings, and the garden she created for Ms. Gladstone's 1860 brick house reflects what, ideally, might have been there originally.

A friend ran a small company with part-time job shares and, like many organisations in the sector, it used part-timers for what ideally would be full-time jobs.

Backed by major-label clout and budget, it has assembled a broad, thoughtful and sometimes clever set of collaborators to engage in what ideally would be a sort of sanctioned disrespect: other groups dismantling the band's songs and reconstituting them with stronger parts.

Imagine that each candidate tries to take the bull by the horns, wrestle control from the moderator and their opponent and turn what ideally would be a thoughtful issue-based exchange into a personal bully pulpit.

It seems to be what happens, ideally, in structured improvisation.

This is not what you ideally want in a biography.

What should, ideally, be an ironclad division between work and leisure has been eroded.

Like O. Henry in "The Gift of the Magi," Buck cracks open the holiday gift-giving tradition to expose what is ideally at its core: selfless love.

Falicov, an urban-studies major, also from San Diego, who is blond and believes she looks "sort of Eastern European, sort of average everything," said, "Taking over a building is not what I ideally would have wanted to do for three weeks.