unidealistic

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• While flying a fighter jet fulfilled McGrath’s dreams, it also helped to disrupt some of her idealistic views.

• Sullivan describes how Kennedy grew from an idealistic but naive young man into a passionate and sophisticated advocate for racial justice.

• This issue is, of course, more pressing the more idealistic these standards turn out to be.

• Sure, most would prefer to become giant successes that can go public, but even the most idealistic founder knows the odds.

• Among the contributing artists’ wishes are idealistic visions and impossible dreams.

• The aim is very pragmatic and much less idealistic than, say, similar protests in Egypt or Turkey in the last few years.

• My relationship with foreign cultures began, like many privileged Americans, with an idealistic college semester abroad.

• Are you an idealistic-minded, church-related person, who gets joy out of encounters with people?

• As idealistic as Don is cynical, Ms. Farrell actually seems to love Don, and they develop a sweet, pseudo-domestic routine.

• At first blush, it seems like a rare self-abnegating and idealistic move by a corporate giant.

• As with Carstens, so with the Nazarenes, we are warned by the idealistic 129 tendency which inspired the young enthusiasts.

• Socialism is not an idealistic attempt to substitute some other law of life for that of self-preservation.

• Midway between trade unionism and the simon-pure, idealistic reform philosophies stood producers' and consumers' cooperation.

• Sooner or later someone, probably with very idealistic motives, would force the whole thing into the open.