Sentence examples for idealized views from inspiring English sources

"It is time that we expose those who glamorize and apologize in the service of Communist, authoritarian, and repressive governments," he declared, criticizing people who nurture "idealized" views of tyrannical regimes.

I think we all see ourselves in an actor like Phil Hoffman, unlike someone like Paul Newman or Robert Redford, who played idealized views of who we'd all like to be.

"They look at TV to see an idealized views of things".

These maps were idealized views; "flattering urban portraits," in one scholar's words.

But these canards are based upon conjecture, anecdote and idealized views of the past.

Growing up in the English seaside resort of Blackpool, David Ferry was aware of the discrepancies between the reality of his surroundings and the idealized views promoted in picture postcards and travel guides.

This last and perhaps best-known work is a departure from his earlier, idealized view of Japan.

"We Built It" encapsulated both the Tea Partiers' idealized view of themselves and their demonized view of Obama and the Democrats: deserving versus undeserving; opportunity society versus entitlement society; self-reliance versus dependency; freedom versus big brother.

But her 'anthropological' investigation as an outsider (a child of French immigrants and therefore unexposed to pie as a child) results in a very one-sided, idealizing view of pie and, at times, a rather condescending view of people who make these pies.

He drew idealized, nostalgic views of rural inhabitants in some pieces and mocks them in others, possibly including "The Sportsman's Last Visit".

Although some Jews continued to live in the land, those in the distant dispersion idealized it, viewing it primarily in eschatological terms their destination at the end of days, in the world to come.