Sentence examples for idealized quality from inspiring English sources

Yes, there's a romantic and idealized quality to all this.

Like the two favorite heroes of modern philosophy, the Cartesian cognitive subject and the Kantian autonomous will, an omnipotent deity reflects the mirror image of idealized masculinist qualities, according to feminist philosophers of religion.

So profiles often describe an idealized self; one with qualities they intend to develop (i.e., "I scuba dive") or things they once had (i.e., a job).

Neither character is idealized.

Models represent idealized theoretical constructions designed to express the normative qualities of a democratic system as well as its constitutive institutions.

But his character still feels egregiously idealized.

Some CBPS depict idealized, standardized patients synthesized from many patients, giving them few of the memorable qualities of real patients nor the richness and complexity of real patients' problems.

Because I consciously idealized a father for myself, ascribing him attributes that soothed me, I particularly treasure those qualities when I see them in my husband.

His was flat, idealized.

But it is idealized.

"I probably idealized it.