The empirical test of the QI-MQCS shows sufficient ability to discriminate between studies, indicating that the QI-MQCS avoids items representing unattainable standards but includes items that discriminate quality across an empirical sample of publications.
The classical order of Beaux-Arts architecture represented the unattainable ideal of a society torn apart by its progressive ambitions.
For a generation of young men, her lithe figure, long blonde hair and photogenic features represented an unattainable ideal of feminine allure.
Mr. Kelly's vision thus represents the unattainable.
She too represents an unattainable ideal and a threat, and thus she is inexplicably loathed by the very women that she needs to support her more mainstream projects.
I knew I would feel inspired by the thousands of runners competing in a race that, to many (including myself), represents the unattainable.
Aside from the fact that she did (allegedly) steal away someone's husband, she represents an unattainable level of beauty and 'hotness'hotness
For It's My Party and I Do What I Want To!, his new work in Valencia, a gilded brick represents the unattainable status of the 1%, rather than a carrot for the impovershed looking to escape their fate.
It's easy to avoid racism, poverty and systemic oppression when all your characters are white, representing the unattainable American dream that has actually been a very real nightmare all along.
Since she also represents an unattainable standard of beauty and sexual self-confidence, she has been labeled a brainless tramp and a heartless whore despite being no different from any number of young actresses who got a lucky break.
And although the pilot is fun and thoroughly entertaining -- its star, AnnaSophia Robb, is undeniably appealing -- there's something fundamentally odd about watching a character who once represented a (mostly) unattainable future life as an insecure girl 10 years your junior.
