Sentences with phrase «romantic idealists»

The writers of these words were not romantic idealists unfamiliar with nature's harsh realities.

Okay, we're not in Colonial America, and I may be a romantic idealist, but communicating through an online Christian dating site can help singles experience a little of this magic.

Cruising past the Arc de triomphe, his youthful smile and romantic idealist attitude is palpably seen.

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I think we sometimes can get just as romantic and idealist about freedom as we can get about nature.

Others may say you are a romantic, naïve idealist who underestimates the power and extent of evil in the world and what is required to cope with it.

Upon his metaphysics of sex Humboldt develops his theory of genius, a theme to which the philosophers and artists of the eighteenth century had given so much thought and which looms large in the aesthetics of idealist and romantic thinkers alike.

James's world might look like those of the subjective idealist or the idealistic Romantic because it was engendered by the imagination; but it was not, for unlike theirs it came without the assurance that it rested on external foundations.

Our new world variety of Christian establishment has enormous staying - power because it is part and parcel of our whole inherited «system of meaning,» a system intermingling Judeo - Christian, Enlightenment, Romantic - idealist, and more recent nationalistic elements so that even learned persons have difficulty distinguishing them.

His exterior and interior do nt necessarily match: awkward, combative and aloof, it is reasonable to suppose he could be a dangerous kid, but in fact he is genuine, surprisingly empathetic, an idealist — and even a romantic.

«Don Quixote is a dreamer, an idealist and a romantic, determined not to accept the limitations of reality, marching on regardless of setbacks, as we have done,» Gilliam said at the time.

EE: I would say I'm romantic in the sense of living the idealist dream that I can make it as an artist.