You're too idealistic.

You're too idealistic.

RS That's one of the idealistic hopes.

This vision of the world may seem idealistic.

They were no less idealistic, and no more humanitarian.

You know, sometimes forgetting is so important to remain idealistic.

Moderates are repeatedly made to look weak, naïve, and idealistic.

Our cultural imagination about compassion has been deadened by idealistic images.

The idealistic internationalism of the early postwar years is collapsing fast.

The European project, as idealistic as it was, was always a top down endeavor.

We are told complaining makes us idealistic, and we shouldn't 'play the victim card'.

Instability undermines its entire regional vision it certainly challenges its idealistic strategy of zero problems.

The Cold War, however, soon made Article 9 seem excessively idealistic, at least to some.

Bringing such an integrated world may be optimistic, even idealistic, but it is hardly naive.

I was an idealistic teenager when I first paid the price of speaking my mind.

Unbelievable cultural decline, stupendous ignorance, idealistic rubbish, and obscurantism find their strongest support among American reactionaries.

Isn t that a rather idealistic way of looking at both the image of democracy in ancient Greece, which wasn t always so pretty, and an idealistic way of looking at use of the Internet that many believe does need laws and regulation?

(Sometimes I wonder if it would be better for Russia if its president ruled from a more idealistic Western environment).

If that idealistic democrat Nehru had not been cremated, India s stance toward Burma might cause him to turn over in his grave.

Unfortunately, idealistic activities also received little of the extra money 3 for welfare and religious activities, and a similar share for education.

Japanese travelers often held idealistic views of Paris, mostly concerning culturally specific expectations of service industry customs, societal manners, and urban hygiene.

Much of the credit for this goes to the Japanese themselves and to the idealistic, left leaning New Dealers in MacArthur s government who supported them.

Greece s idealistic new leaders seem to believe that they can overpower bureaucratic opposition without the usual compromises and obfuscations, simply by brandishing their democratic mandate.

mosaaberizing Idealistic people, especially Arabs, who can't bear to see the corpse of one of the region's most despised tyrants, snap the out of it.

MELBOURNE There is nothing like exposure to smart and idealistic young people to make jaded and world weary policymakers and commentators feel better about the future.

Farmers would gain a sense of ownership in counter narcotics efforts, in sharp contrast to the current idealistic and evidently un achievable policy of crop eradication.

Their promotion of American military force as the strong arm of democracy may have been misguided, crude, arrogant, ignorant, naïve, and deeply dangerous, but it was indisputably idealistic.

This cosmopolitan perspective is in fact realistic, it's nationalism in this context that is idealistic. It looks to the past and doesn't offer any real solutions to societies.

Now that idealistic obscurantism has become a major theoretical means for the warmongers, Lenin's critique of the bourgeois philosophy of the early twentieth century has acquired particular relevance.

Speaking in clear, declarative sentences, Sanders sets forth an idealistic conception of government policy that appeals to a great many people on the growing left of the Democratic Party.

Sadly, it seems to be another case of America s insecurity about its global influence trumping its idealistic rhetoric this time possibly undermining an important opportunity to strengthen Asia s developing economies.

The extremists have been able to block peace because any attack from one side has systematically provoked a violent counterattack from the other. Moderates are repeatedly made to look weak, naïve, and idealistic.

There was a time when global elites could comfort themselves with the thought that opposition to the world trading regime consisted of violent anarchists, self serving protectionists, trade unionists, and ignorant, if idealistic youth.

The lead roles hard boiled Gregor and idealistic Iosef are played by Florin Piersic Jr. and Corneliu Ulici, their dialogue dubbed in English by Channing Tatum (also an executive producer) and Joseph Gordon Levitt.

Out of the ashes of war a new kind of Europe arose, as did a new kind of Japan, which even had a pacifist constitution (written by idealistic Americans, but gratefully accepted by most Japanese).

Was the dream of a unified Europe inspired by fears of another European war, and sustained by the idealistic hope that nation states were obsolete and would give way to good Europeans a utopian dead end?

I believe such ideas of brotherhood and unity may seem too idealistic and even impossible today, but if you think they are even a little necessary, and if you consider them logical, not all is lost.

The Cold War, however, soon made Article 9 seem excessively idealistic, at least to some. Ever since, Japan has witnessed a severe confrontation between Constitutional revisionists and those who want to protect the Peace Constitution as it was written.

I want to stand up and shout loudly for the fact that there are so many young people who are incredibly idealistic, who do believe that poverty can become history, who believe that it is possible to have a world without war.

This treatment goes far beyond documentaries like Michael Moore s polemical Fahrenheit 9 11 or The Corporation , an earnest if somewhat paranoid portrayal of multinational companies role in globalization. It extends to mainstream hits like The Constant Gardener , in which the idealistic protagonists do battle with a malicious global pharmaceutical company that is bent on exploiting Africa s misery to test experimental drugs.