Sentences with phrase «with idealistic views»

However, he's a loyal guy with idealistic views.

By identifying God with infinity, Gregory puts himself into a hole that he can never quite fill with his idealistic view of matter.

I entered the teaching profession with an idealistic view of what the country thought of its nation's teachers, but have found that the profession has lost its prestige.

He seems to rely on relating everything to an established defined concensus position with an idealistic view that peer review ensures the concensus is ultimately the correct position.

I started out with an idealistic view of wanting to defend clients charged with murder.

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But from The Simpsons to the web, much of what the latter claims for their own actually made its way into popular culture through a group of young people with an altogether different world view from the idealistic, perennially frustrated young consumers that obsess marketers today.

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.»»

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.

Such a theory, whether it be idealistic or utilitarian, can proceed only from a well - defined view of man as a being with particular capacities and particular ends.

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.

And a realistic — rather than idealistic — view of social change perceives the ideological battle behind historical change as being closely intertwined with the battle of interests.

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.

While the speech was undoubtedly lengthy and did contain some words of praise for this most «noble» of professions, its real agenda was buried within the rhetoric, «idealistic» students being encouraged by leftist academics to view the people they work with as «victims of social injustice» who are to be pandered to.

Our analyses triggered a reaction of people with an idealistic and unsustainable view of science who thought they were under attack.

Prior to 1906, Dutch van der Linde led his gang with an idealistic mentality, acting as a paternal figure to the members while viewing his acts as that of vigilantism.

Many owners begin their relationship with the new pet armed with misinformation and an idealistic view of the pet - owner relationship.

With her unbowed adherence to populism and idealistic view of the potential of art to reach broad audiences and further sociopolitical causes, Catlett established her own trajectory - employing formal elements of modernism only to the extent that they suited her cause.

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.