Sentence examples for idealized characters from inspiring English sources
Aristotle in his Poetics insisted that literature should reflect nature that even highly idealized characters should possess recognizable human qualities and that what was probable took precedence over what was merely possible.
Far from being idealized, the characters were shown as bigoted and flawed.
The show did not "idealize the characters," Ethan said.
But many of the actresses here endow their parts with a luminous empathy that makes you understand why Bobby idealizes their characters.
Renault, like her contemporary the lesbian novelist Marguerite Yourcenar, who also created idealized homosexual male characters, was a misogynist.
Jaeger-LeCoultre watches, Delman pumps and Buick sedans are as essential to the action as a glistening smile or arched brow — projections of the characters' idealized selves.
"Internalizing a slender, idealized body type leads to body dissatisfaction".
But these characters are idealized.
His characters were idealized, and his descriptions tended to be brilliant rather than accurate.
Neither character is idealized.
During the Second World War, Ernie Pyle seemed to convey the perspective of "the little guy," the "common man" in arms, a character much idealized in that struggle of basically nonprofessional soldiers against the hyper-conditioned heroes of two continents.
