Sentence examples for idealized projection from inspiring English sources
Barrera has put a two-million-dollar bounty on Keller's head, forcing him on the lam and then, reluctantly, back into the D.E.A. Thriller heroes tend to fall into two categories, each an idealized projection of the (male) reader's ego.
It's a far cry from Beer's socialist utopia, but it relies on the same cybernetic principle: collect as much relevant data from as many sources as possible, analyze them in real time, and make an optimal decision based on the current circumstances rather than on some idealized projection.
"If all you're looking for is fulfillment of your wish to be an idealized projection of yourself who gains in wealth and power by overcoming monsters, there are lots of ways to do that nowadays," said Tavis Allison, a game designer in New York who has made his own role-playing game, Adventurer Conqueror King.
In reality forest dynamics can substantially depart from this idealized projection.
Both argue that the Father God is an idealized projection of masculine identity and that the process of women's becoming divine is imperative.
It's definitely an idealized projection of what's to come, and things would e much more messy in practice, but it's definitely something worth pursuing – and a smart strategy for an automaker to adopt in terms of figuring out what comes next, once autonomy and electric vehicle investments change the face of transportation.
The Kansai International Airport, named after the region around Osaka, was conceived as a projection of an idealized Japan.
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.
He turns the fact of projection — that we relate to idealized or imagined versions of our lovers, not actual other people — into an excuse for self-love: since you'll never know anyone else, you might as well get to know yourself.
