Sentence examples for feels idealized from inspiring English sources

When we conceived of an image to accompany Michael Moss's article on the addictive science of junk food, we wanted to emulate the way a food advertisement looks and feels — idealized, clean, enticing.

But his character still feels egregiously idealized.

In some ways, I feel like it was idealized.

In other words I felt I was being idealized, not seen for my vulnerabilities and loneliness, and I protested: I was speaking my insides but that was not courage.

But at times, traveling over its rolling green hills has felt to me like visiting an idealized version of Mexico.

I don't know anyone who ever idealized heroin, which makes me feel somehow uncool.

Public reason liberals, again, feel powerful pressure to idealize members of the public, but some critics of public reason worry that there is no way to idealize in a non-arbitrary fashion.

Same-sex marriage doesn't fit into the kind of family that many Americans believe should be idealized; it offends many others' deeply felt religious principles.

That's how this writer feels anyway, and one period in recent art history that I've idealized more than any other is what was going down in New York between say, 1977 and 1982.

When the anti-dictatorship movement cooled in Chile and the children returned, many felt alienated and disillusioned by reality's contrast with their parents' idealized descriptions of home.

But it feels like an opening to something -- to a past without idealizing it or even substituting it for the very real movement and interactions that I am starting to feel I am living.