1.   On the other, the government mishandled student protest, wildly overreacting to an essentially ephemeral product of youthful idealism.

2.   They still have much of their youthful idealism.

3.   But some are responding to the fleeting hormonal surges of youthful idealism, or to the special status hierarchy of the academic subculture where they temporarily reside.

4.   I did, however, find at least a glimmer of youthful idealism at this Republican gathering.

5.   In his acceptance speech, Kennedy projected youthful idealism, pledging to get the country moving again, promising a liberal social agenda and tough Cold War initiatives.

6.   That idyll will later be referred to, in extremely strained ways, as a touchstone of youthful idealism that was polluted by the vagaries of time and success.

7.   The film zigzags through his chaotic life, charting his crash from youthful idealism to brutal imprisonment and degradation.

8.   This American tour has taken him from the ambling corridors of international diplomacy to the energetic footpaths of youthful idealism.

9.   Those experiences -- sometimes personal but usually vicarious -- formed the crucible in which the flame of youthful idealism and rebellion burned white-hot.

10.   Despite his youthful idealism, Ponceludon, played by Charles Berling, knows success depends on getting royal support.