Sentences with phrase «young idealists»

We also find a willing group of young idealists, members of the millennial generation, entering the worst job marketplace in decades.

Even Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg makes a good show of it these days, not to mention an entire generation of as - yet uncontaminated young idealists.

Yet it was his openness to new cultural styles, including laid - back music and funky fashions of California's early surfer scene, that helped him reach young idealists and inspire a trend toward seeker - sensitive congregations.

Many of my fellow young idealists could do well to receive a hearty slap in the face from him!

Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy, who co-wrote the script with Linklater, play the couple we first encountered as vacationing young idealists who meet on a train and spend a night together in Vienna.

You'd certainly take that colour scheme any day over this schlocky dystopian sci - fier that chains you to the coalface of the dreaded «young adult» genre, where heroes must be «special» on a messianic level and villains are parent - shaped authority figures looking to put young idealists in cages.

In the spirit of change, many of the charter schools were hiring bright young idealists, generally from school districts outside of New Orleans.

Here's the set - up: Young idealist Zack Penny usually gets to work early to take in the surroundings and breathe in -LSB-...]

He represents the wave of largely white, young idealists who rushed to this city post-Katrina to be part of the Big Thing in education.

If Corbyn loses, the left will cry «fix» and a whole generation of young idealists will feel that their candidate's victory was snatched way by the party machine and the forces that control it.

Best Advice: Jena Nardella with «Tough Advice for a Young Idealist: Struggle Less for Ideas, and More for People»

She is already a young idealist.

Far from being a tidal wave of new, young idealists, he cites research showing that, overall, only 12 % of his voters were under 24 years old.

With the exposition — handled largely by a few pages of on - screen text — comes the establishment of a few discernible characters, notably stern Major General William F. Garrison (Shepard); Grimes (McGregor), a longtime desk jockey given his first taste of combat; Sgt. Matt Eversmann (Hartnett), a young idealist called on to head up his own squad.

Featuring portraits of subjects ranging from civil rights icon Malcolm X to staunch segregationist George Wallace, as well as powerful politicians, ordinary citizens, young idealists and elderly pacifists, the photographs question how Americans understand race relations, their own identities and the identities and civil rights of others.

The collaboration resulted in some of Avedon's most pivotal portraiture of his middle career, from civil rights icons (Malcolm X) to staunch segregationists (George Wallace); to aging stars (Joe Louis) and young fame seekers (Fabian); to powerful politicians (Adam Clayton Powell) and ordinary citizens; to young idealists (Julian Bond) and elderly pacifists (Norman Thomas); to patients committed to a mental institution who seek love, comfort, and some semblance of consideration.

For the young idealists who supported the Spanish republic were right to see Spain as a war for the future of Europe, with Hitler trying out methods he would soon use elsewhere.