Sentence examples for idealized community from inspiring English sources
In the 19th century, Fourier developed the idea of an idealized community, called the Phalanx, which would operate through cooperation and mutual aid.
The idealized community of artists was, of course, displacing East Village residents who came before them.
The next stories Luke tells (Acts 3 1-5 11) place this idealized community-of-care in a very different light: namely, a stubbornly unrepentant and fallen world.
The goal of the project, according to one of its creators, Nathan Michaud of the Island Institute, is to expose the island's lobstermen and students to global commerce while showing consumers that their lobsters come from a real community, not some idealized village or anonymous wholesaler.
The Internet is idealized as an equal-opportunity online community, but it can't be much of one if such savagery can't be kept in check.
Tobin, demonized and idealized, perceived as both a pariah and a prophet, is a target onto which the community of Midlothia projects its own desolation, a totem of its refusal to think.
Axel (2001) argues that the Sikh diaspora community, having established themselves in foreign countries, begin to fetishize the past and nurture idealized designs for their 'lost and imaginary' Sikh empire.
Indulging her persistent sense of wonder at community rituals that have survived the relentless modernization of the rural South, Maron presents charming, if idealized, scenes of big, happy families strolling the midway, gathering for picnics (pass the ham biscuits, please) and wakes (more ham biscuits, please), and circling the wagons when one of their own is in trouble.
Neither character is idealized.
