Sentences with phrase «idealistic views in»

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In this view the idealistic Soviet experiment under Lenin was rudely distorted by Stalin, whose brutal character and methods discredited communism.

I know I have a «too» idealistic view, but in the words of Rodney King, «Can't we all just get along?»

He characterizes his view in the following manner (p. 107): «It shares with certain forms of idealistic metaphysics in a very limited and -LRB-[hope) purified way, a conception of reality and combines with it the tenable component of materialism, viz., the conviction that the basic laws of the universe are «physical.»»

Donald Trump seems to take (in his own bombastic way) the Machiavellian position, while Rubio takes an idealistic point of view.

Even on an individualistic - relativistic and not an idealistic - legalistic stance, the tendency is to view the ends of moral striving in terms of self - fulfillment, a «perfectionistic» image.

While each of your points may be a little idealistic in my view, I don't have any outright disagreements with some of the basic ideas.

Blind idealistic faith in the system, provided it supports one's bigotted view of course.

An older Southern gentleman with a slow drawl and kindly demeanor, Dr. Carden Johnston is like the poster child for a homey, warm, idealistic view of pediatrics; quite a contrast to how the defenders of the DHHS campaign had portrayed him in the press.

It makes so much sense because it kind of just goes back to what we were saying earlier about how it's probably in all of us that we have an idealistic view of the family experience and like gosh, I don't know if I really want to talk about it like it being hard or things happening to my moods

The idealistic tendency, underlying the dominant view on gender stereotypes, goes hand in hand with the promotion of alternatives purely focused on representational change as a way to modify individual behaviours.

Just as his belief in beautiful, orderly scientific theories mirrored a child's view of the world, so his belief in God as the ultimate manifestation of that order expressed an idealistic notion that God is so much greater than humankind that He can not be found in any one faith.

Drawn to the idealistic views of Dutch, he became deeply invested in the gang leader's vision for the West.

They are idealistic thoughts in the way of Platon and Hegel in my view - I denie Marx philosphy is materialistic cause of that, despite quite a lot people see it that way.

Bird's Eye View is the unforgettable story of an idealistic young Canadian woman who joins the air force in the Second World War and becomes an aerial photographic interpreter.

Their idealistic views fade in the blood of their fallen comrades.

Written in 1940, the song's original lyrics introduced a critical perspective to the idealistic view of America as Underwood's images challenge the common bucolic perception of the landscape.

This idealistic view of the scientific process is however not matched in reality because, for academic scientists, our publications count for much more than a simple contribution to the scientific record.

An idealistic view of nature — in terms of species — is not sustainable.

And so there's a quite a contrast between that idealistic view of the science and what I learned in recent years, that women in this fascinating work were routinely betrayed and harassed by their superiors, instead of supported by them.

While this may reflect an idealistic view of the families we work with, she nevertheless shows the value of systems thinking when makes an important observation, when comparing the relative weights assigned to work with the child and work with the family: «Child care workers who work with the child around the clock may be invited to overfunction in terms of taking on what are ordinarily parental responsibilities.

However, one group — made up of couples in which both spouses had the most idealistic views of their partners at the beginning of the study — showed no decrease in marital satisfaction.