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• Idealistically, leaders should not have to worry about being liked.
• Idealistically, I am as against artificial salary barriers as is Fehr.
• Idealistically, the Puritans attempted to create such a society.
• A resistance fighter who dares a cynical club owner to behave idealistically?
• Idealistically, they want to give it to the world.
• Young Vasily Grossman idealistically supported the Russian Revolution of 1917.
• Emants kept a sober style and a subject which was idealistically pessimistic.
• Meade looked at the world idealistically, thinking hard work could conquer all.
• Of course, no one else sees these ladies as idealistically as Hal does.
• Intellectually, idealistically and spiritually the legislation will be for America an agent of desiccation.
• "He's a heavyweight legislatively and idealistically, " said Pelosi.
• "I came into this business very idealistically, " he says in an interview.
• This is an excellent concept, something that was perhaps idealistically scribbled on a stone at Mt.
• Like many a young Hollywood actor of the 1930s, Cagney idealistically sided with left-wing causes.
• At the White House, the president speaks idealistically on foreign policy, but prosaically on domestic affairs.
• Faced with a choice between practical idealism and compassionate conservatism, an idealistically cynical voter could be clearly flummoxed.
• The European travelers who rediscovered their ruined cities imagined them idealistically as a spiritual, artistic and pacific people.
• It is based on an individual giving himself up idealistically and sacrificially to the enemy for the betterment of others.
• The citizens of the Meritocratic state reflect the nature of the system and behave more creatively, rationally and idealistically.
• We are a kind of secular clergy, diverse and pluralistic among ourselves, still idealistically hoping for a better world.