idealistic

"Foh!" says my idealistic friend, "what vulgar details!

Pity, too, was aroused, and innocent, idealistic thoughts of reform.

Spiritual Romance, therefore, is essentially idealistic.

"'Again, it's the fashion now to say that women are more practical and less idealistic than men, also that they have considerable organising ability but no sense of honour'--query, what is meant by masculine term, honour?--what corresponds to it in your sex?

* An idealistic monist who long puzzled the philosophers of that time with his denial of the existence of matter, but whose clever argument was finally demolished when the new empiric facts of science were philosophically generalized.

As usual, his was the sheer materialistic side, and Maud's was the idealistic. For myself, beyond a word or so of suggestion or correction now and again, I took no part.

It is too much to ask; but I so seldom see just what I want--the idealistic in the real."

It would cause infinite misery and bring about most awful disturbances in this rather mediocre, but still idealistic fool's paradise in which each of us lives his own little life--the unit in the great sum of existence.

It is this country that is dangerous, with her idealistic conception of legality.

The most idealistic conceptions of love and forbearance must be clothed in flesh as it were before they can be made understandable."

The current system of governance upholds much of idealistic and innovative policies that will propel Africa to the political world stage.

Scripted by Nick Moorcroft, The Corrupted is handcuffed to a motley crew of dodgy cops, idealistic journalists and sadistic crimelords, who meet foolhardy challenges to their authority with an abattoir bolt gun to the cranium.