Sentence examples for its idealized from inspiring English sources
It seemed to fit with the meal because the meal itself was both French and the antithesis of its idealized form.
Killing an animal in order to preserve its magnificence, however -- to restore it to its idealized status in our minds -- somehow seems behavior as cockeyed as that of a Dumpster-drunk bear.
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It is revealing to contrast "Bel Canto" and its idealized view of singing with another book about an American opera singer, written more than 80 years earlier: Willa Cather's "Song of the Lark," inspired by Olive Fremstad, a great Wagnerian singer active at the turn of the 20th century.
With its idealized celebrations of Christmas, New York and Radio City itself, the Spectacular is a curio, a throwback to a golden era of stage shows.
Or you should just experience someone raving about what the Psychic Paramount amounts to at its idealized best: a manic ongoing present.
It's a pity politics comes down to that — a candid confirmation that it's a capital-intensive industry, for all its idealizing about government.
It doesn't apologize for its characters, nor does it idealize them.
Its precise and intimate scope, its canny sense of refracted representations, turns its lightly idealized modernism into a powerful version of political documentary.
At its most idealized, Election Day brings the voters a sense of unity with the presidential candidates.
