Sentence examples for idealized vision from inspiring English sources

"You're drawn to someone because of that idealized vision they have of you".

The notebook belonged to her erstwhile young lover, Henrik (Birger Malmsten), a student whose idealized vision of the forthright yet inexperienced ingénue fuses with the world-weary woman's memories.

"Bonanza" begins as an oddly idealized vision of small-town life featuring long stretches of silence and natural beauty, interrupted by its residents' articulately describing the freedom and pleasures of life off the grid.

A stream of hits followed Our Dancing Daughters, including two more flapper-themed movies, in which Crawford embodied for her legion of fans (many of whom were women) an idealized vision of the free-spirited, all-American girl.

A main message of this article has been to show that it is possible to derive such families of receptive field profiles by necessity, given a set of structural requirements on the first stages of visual processing as formalized into the notion of an idealized vision system.

First among these is an idealized vision of Africa.

"There is this idealized vision that somebody who's blind can see more than other people do".

"They had an idealized vision of what they thought a teen girl might like.

There was then, as there is now, an idealized vision of a grand new experiment in freedom.

So many of them also had an idealized vision of how Internet communities would act: generously, selflessly, honorably.

This is an idealized vision of life in Illinois in the 1830's, when Lincoln was a fledgling lawyer.