Sentence examples for an idealized view from inspiring English sources

Rather, it reflects an "idealized view of how people communicate".

It gives an idealized view of how evaluation methodologies might be incorporated into generalization systems.

Their creations often projected an idealized view of the city as a perfect balance between man and nature.

Sagan's books have offered an idealized view of France, but she claimed that they were about "solitude, and people's efforts to master it..."...

In an idealized view of the fashion and art world, the gatekeepers of taste coolly evaluate the work they see according to Platonic criteria.

Some of that euphoria was based on illusions and on an idealized view of America — a sense that was particularly widespread among the intelligentsia.

"They look at TV to see an idealized views of things".

Time and again an overly idealized view of Mendelian genetics is contrasted to a much more realistic view of SCC change.

In all of them an intensely idealized view of landscape is combined with architecture, contrasting the "irregular" forms of the natural world with the geometrically perfected shapes of human devising.

Some chose to remain childless because of low self-esteem and an overly idealized view of the surrendered child, according to the study.

Their photographs projected a romantic, idealized view of childhood, with subjects drawn mostly from their own families or those of friends.