Sentence examples for ideal archetype from inspiring English sources

"I realized that George Lucas made the ideal archetype from all the best disciplines we have," he said.

The hall is considered an ideal archetype of Thai traditional architecture.

Plato's theory of forms, after all, has it that beyond the material world — the all-too-human world that's anatomized in icky detail in the vast majority of Craigs­list postings — are ideal archetypes.

In ideal archetypes, the data type of data items should be as stable as the data items, and remain unchanged.

Furthermore, as this theory was developed in relation to his work on the fossil record, the theory of the archetype as an immanent law working in time led Owen to embrace a concept of branching and diversifying relations of forms as divergences from this ideal archetypal form over time.

In our short white history all of these traits converged on an ideal or archetype – the larrikin.

Adhocracy is an organizational archetype or ideal.

She's more than just the planet or an archetype or ideal.

Da Ponte had proved an archetype of the ideal American immigrant, contributing as much to his adopted homeland as it had offered him.

But Joh has a bizarre secret weapon: the Robot, a post-human ideal fashioned as a metallic archetype based on his late wife, which assumes Maria's form as an evil twin to provoke cataclysmic disorder, under cover of which the Workers can be crushed.

Charcot (1887 88) distinguished archetypes, which are ideal types of disorder, from formes frustes, which are the imperfect forms the ideal type manifests in individual subjects.