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.
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..."....
I think people question my decision because they have an idealized view of being able to play golf every day for a living".
As in his previous book, "Manhattan Unfurled," Pericoli starts with a long strip of paper, folded accordion style, and renders an idealized view of a New York skyline with colored pencils and a subtle palette of oil pastels.
He once wrote a magazine story about Mr. Allen, and he had an idealized view of the Microsoft co-founder as "someone who actually invented something," and who should, therefore, be sympathetic to other innovators.
