Significats de most idealistic en anglès

You are the most practical people on the globe and yet the most idealistic.

Yet we may resolve all wishes, even the most idealistic, into the same terms.

To him, at present, Juliette represented the perfect embodiment of his most idealistic dreams.

But even the most idealistic battles are seldom as easy as imagined by those not involved.

This, after all, is Plato's message, even in the most idealistic and visionary of his books.

I can't decide if that man's a nihilist or the second most idealistic man I've ever met.

This is classicism at its most idealistic.

A can-do, glass-half-full optimist, she had majored in education-thatmost idealistic of professions-andwas considering a master's in social work.

Even the most idealistic architect tries to keep fatalities to a minimum and the standard answer is a tuned mass damper.

She was the smartest, most committed, most idealistic, most impressive person he had ever met; he thought she hung the moon.

The most idealistic conceptions of love and forbearance must be clothed in flesh as it were before they can be made understandable.

He enjoyed writing, and in the interview he attributed ideas to Bassett that would have been creditable to the most idealistic of statesmen.

Even the most idealistic evangelists for the internet's culture of openness and "publicness" draw the line at their personal cash flow.

Some of the colony's best, most idealistic, most public-spirited men, trapped by harsh moral necessity, had beaten each other to death in this cavern.

At their most idealistic, they even believe that at scale, a critical mass of small-time individual investors can wrestle the market back from institutional titans.

"Marriage, even the most idealistic of marriages, must blunt the edges to a certain extent," said Judy.