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Meanings of very idealistic in English

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Usage of very idealistic in English
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He was also very idealistic and he really romanticized mariachi music, Alonso said.
Reuters
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All very idealistic except for the potholes, lorries and dust!
The Guardian
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It was a very idealistic vision, which I shared.
The Guardian
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We Colombians are very idealistic; we believe in hope and romance, and we are in some sense naive.
The Guardian
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Jesus was, at the same time, very idealistic in his conceptions, and very materialistic in his expression of them.
The Life of Jesus
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She said she was a " very idealistic, very motivated" activist in Reclaim the Streets, an environmental group.
The Guardian
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They were a religious movement, very idealistic, located mostly in the southwest of France, that the Catholic church cruelly repressed.
The new yorker
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"He was very idealistic-naiveonly in his lack of experience," Kellman recalled.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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"Barack was very idealistic when we first met," Jones said.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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