| Their obstreperous loyalty might seem inconsistent with this unideal character, but it is only seeming. |
| It, as a romance, displays the fulfillment of desire and, as a comedy, the upward movement from the unideal to the ideal. |
| Any work of art which represents or realizes a material object, is, in the primary sense of the term, unideal. |
| Hemingway's depictions give tactical weight to Kenneth Clark's idea that a modern landscape needs to be unideal. |
| All around were unideal surroundings, and the people came and went. |
| Tuckerman speaks of this portrait as inelegant and unflattering, and characterizes the artist as unideal, but conscientious. |
