Sentence examples for ideal images from inspiring English sources

Both dances concerned aspirations toward ideal images of glamour.

Ideal images also include the runner's face and shoulders relaxed, eyes gazing into the distance, lips slightly parted.

Second, among the ideal images of Norton that passed through his head as the plane flew towards Spain, there were more sex scenes than I had imagined.

Where the consultants of the nineteen-sixties and seventies obsessed over how to use television to beam ideal images of their clients into voters' homes, today's spinmasters hope that big data will allow them to manipulate voters' deepest hopes and fears.

These fantasies about rural life – the construction of vistas from country houses, the ideal images of country-house portraits, the strange social event described as a "country supper" in Rebekah Brooks's emails to the Prime Minister, the Tellytubbies landscapes of Mr Boyle's reconstructed England – play to an urban audience.

However, little attention has been paid to ideal images of sexual situations.

I'd point to Daniel Boyarin's thesis in Unheroic Conduct, that the ideal image of Jewish masculinity was constructed in the yeshivot of Europe and idealized a bookish, pale, bearded, feminine male, and hasn't evolved much since.

A model's success depends on fitting an ideal image.

Prince was better at presenting his ideal image than most.

He has created his own ideal image of the world, or, rather, of human nature.

The British Empire was Hitler's ideal image of a master race in dominant repose.