You're too idealistic.

You're too idealistic.

I was really idealistic.

You're a special, idealistic type.

Thus The Pirate Bay isn't idealistic.

Who are a bit too idealistic

Thus The Pirate Bay isn't idealistic.

RS That's one of the idealistic hopes.

Peace is not an ultimate idealistic end.

Call it impossibly idealistic if you must.

They thought I was a little idealistic.

Then you go on an idealistic binge.

You can't be idealistic all your life.

This vision of the world may seem idealistic.

They were no less idealistic, and no more humanitarian.

It was somehow too idealistic in the local context.

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.

It's foolish, just like trying to choose between being realistic or idealistic.

Now some say it s unrealistic, idealistic, that it can t happen.

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.

And people often say to me, You know, this is great, but it's wildly idealistic.

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

And I kidn of have an idealistic view on that, and a cynical view on that

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).

Cronin's works examine moral conflicts between the individual and society as his idealistic heroes pursue justice for the common man.

So when you start judging an idealistic, dreamy eyed kid by the bar room, Benzedrine standards of this megalomaniac society,

However, that idealistic approach did not take account of the essentially political context in which humanitarian and human rights emergencies unfolded.

So, I was in this idealistic trance, and I thought you wanna do something good for people they're gonna welcome you.

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.

However, requiring those States to arrive at quot mutually acceptable solutions quot was idealistic and would, in reality, lead to an impasse.

It is a blend of the idealistic and the pragmatic it is at one and the same time a deliberative and a functional organ.

So, myself and ninety nine other idealistic eighteen to twenty year olds, hopped on a plane to intern in San Diego with Invisible Children.

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.