“He talked his way into the job, convincing Phil that his cutting-edge programming skills were ideally suited to dissecting the newest strains of malware.”

“A kitchen garden containing the most often used vegetables and herbs would ideally be located in close proximity to the kitchen itself.”

“The results of this test should, ideally, reflect the desired outcome.”

“Francis Fukayama, if rather more complaisantly and idealistically, has responded to the same perception.”

“I suppose I have been guilty myself of expediency, in being less than idealistically all-embracing of the boat-people issue!”

“I mean, there is, I think a sense in the country that promoting liberty is the right place for America to be both idealistically and practically.”