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871 examples of Ideal in a sentence

Carrey's a comedic legend and in Ace he found the ideal showcase for his talent (which, sadly, he beat to death in the lackluster sequel).
I was an ideal audience, partly because I built models of fighters and carriers, flew model rockets, and was eager to see lots of military hardware.
On one level, it appeals to Americans (and Canadians) ideal of a simple time: it takes place just shortly before JFK was assassinated and American pop culture went out the window in a mayhem of drugs, acid-rock, and bizarre envelope-ripping behaviours and lifestyles.
Other things to love: the drug kingpin who wears a little businessman's hat inside his house -- the pot plane ballad, sung over the freeze-framed plane at the end -- the pilot telling Oosh and Doosh (sorry, that's his ideal name), "Now, I'm going to get to the meat of the coconut!" as he lays out his big scheme.
Where that good ole' American spirit hangs in the air, and we all rally around that one ideal that makes us better than every other country in the world "Fuck Soccer!"
The Isle of Wight Festival in August of 1970 was the last of its kind, an event that was supposed to be an English Woodstock but descended into utter chaos as the Aquarian hippie ideal knocked heads with the emerging juggernaut of a corporate music industry ready to mass-market a "product" to the growing legions of rock fans.
There is only one good thing about this "Dorian Gray": Helmut Berger's ideal casting in the title role.
This is an excellent blend of three horror films that characterize the ideal representation of Asian cinema.
The strength of a men who stick to his ideal regardless to the fact that it may cost him life.
It is also quite subversive as the Christian is definitely the bad guy, and a life of pagan lust and laziness is held up as the ideal.
This could be called an ideal film to turn men gay.
"SUKIYAKI WESTERN DJANGO" is the ideal cure against western of any kind.
and the chaos that ensues.... all of it is just ideal for my tastes.
I'm going to put it on my shelf next to the WarGames and Sneakers VHS tapes, to be watched over and over as I dream of a hackers ideal...
If they wanted proof to back up this argument then 'There They Go-Go-Go' would be the ideal candidate.
It's 1969 and the end of the line for the hippy ideal.
I'm being honest saying the producers should remove all the garbage scenes involving the jack hammer, re-arrange a few things, cut some, add some and this would be an ideal movie to show in schools to teach kids drugs can totally destroy your life.
Robert Young is laughable as the "young" architect and Greer Garson too genteel by half for the role of the scheming adulteress Irene who freezes Soames out-Eleanor Parker would have been ideal for this role,but one gets the feeling MGM couldn't allow Garson to be the adventuress the role demanded because of her image.
Wow, wow, wow!! Susan George was the ideal older woman to a 70s-era kid: sun-bleached blonde, jiggling halter top, and loose!
Starting Peter Weir's central theme of "closed" or alienated sections of society ( see later "Witness","Mosquito Coast", "Dead Poets Society", "The Truman Show"), the Parisiens resorting to darkly humourous lengths in protecting their perceived ideal pioneer township is handled in typical Weir dreamlike fashion.
Now I'm not an ideal audience to review this movie.
James Garner and Debbie Reynolds would seem to be an ideal screen match, but this leaden script never gives their union a chance (and both are saddled with deadening lines like, "Stop fiddling with your necklace and act like a man!").
If an attempt were to be made to film Story of the Eye, the same production team would seem like the ideal choice.
You can spot an actor who is ideal to play Holmes as soon as they turn sideways... they just have to have The Profile.
(And I might add that they are not real Christians, compare the tenants) This film was steeped in touchy moments that act to enforce the mormon-fed ideal that they are all perfect people that lead perfect lives and are in the perfect faith.
The concept can seem to be ideal of television.
I have to admit I was intrigued by this new look at the Frankenstein ideal, but despite the number of times Adam (Christian Oliver) died and was resurrected and Vick (Dean Stapleton) battled with the complexities of his formula and its side effects, the story never seemed to go anywhere.
The film is not complex to watch so is ideal for a bottle of wine (or two ;)) to watch with.
It describes an ideal world with little resemblance to reality.
In an ideal world, offering financial aid in exchange for reforms might help those in the country who want to shape it into a modern European state.
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