Sentence examples for good idealized from inspiring English sources

Since then, this morphological description has been generally accepted as a good idealized representation of the liver lobular structure, and it is reported in many anatomy textbooks.

This may sound idealized.

And then, to follow, a wrist-size hunk of braised pork belly strewn with enough honey-glazed garlic to make a mockery of the divide between sweet and savory: bacon, idealized and good enough to cheer.

But while he talks a good game and is idealized by the media for it, he then doubles down on his loyalty to party orthodoxy and the Trump agenda.

Distant fathers are idealized fathers; idealized fathers are distant fathers.

Costello [ 1] points out that "good deaths" are often sentimentally idealized as being personal and individualized, evoking images of death as peaceful, natural and dignified.

"I don't think it is a good time idealize or make a symbol out of anyone young or old.

If she is "competent" in the sense of having no cognitive shortcomings (in particular, her memory is in good working order) and is slightly idealized in one or two other ways, she will notice the change in qualitative character.

Some gloomy soul will always wish it otherwise and conjure an idealized picture of decorum and good sense.

I found my own love story, but I also discovered something unexpected: a good relationship didn't fit within an idealized image.

Despite these limitations, we conclude that this new burner type provides a good experimental approximation of the one-dimensional idealized construct.