Sentence examples for some sort of idealized from inspiring English sources
I found in his works of philosophy a friend, a mentor, a professor, and some sort of idealized father.
It is also critical to me that the book represents players with a range of ages and body types, and shows real women and girls playing a sport instead of some sort of idealized image of "perfect" femininity.
"He'd write floridly, sort of idealizing what we had had," Ms. Chatfield said.
They may be deficient relative to other norms, especially those that issue from the sorts of idealized social choice situations of contractarian moral theory.
I don't have some sort of nature poem where I idealize a sunrise or climbing a mountain or being outdoors.
"Designers are feeling pressure to simplify, to idealize — to create some sort of fashion manifesto in response to a failing economy," said Andrew Bolton, a curator at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
(They might support you in old age, e.g). The experimenters figured the group confronted with the bad economic news would feel inspired to idealize the joys of parenthood in order to avoid facing the thought that they may have made some sort of terrible mistake.
These cases would then constitute actual measurement situations which cannot be described by the GRW theory, contrary to what happens for the idealized (according to the authors) situations considered in many presentations of it, i.e., those involving the displacement of some sort of pointer.
Some sort of sporting event.
