Sentence examples similar to idealized existence from inspiring English sources
By "all of actual life," Ferguson meant the ordinary modes of existence idealized in the political idioms of the time as belonging to the common man.
Distant fathers are idealized fathers; idealized fathers are distant fathers.
It is an individual's response to a collectivist madness, and since that individual is a novelist, it goes into precisely those places, psychological and emotional, that five-year plans try to deny or idealize out of existence.
Normative reasons are given by facts about what we would, suitably idealized, want ourselves to desire; and the existence of such facts means that some desires are rationally required.
But as Einstein saw, because of the apparent independence of the velocity of light of the motion of the source, even "idealizing or imagining the existence of simultaneity" involves light-signaling more essentially than anyone could have realized.
Although in some respects, idealized positions continue to be articulated, in the main TOL research -- whether skeptical or convinced of the TOL's existence, constructability and relevance -- is about shifting conceptual frameworks and flexible accounts of what the TOL is and does.
Neither character is idealized.
"I probably idealized it.
