idealize造句

I warned you not to idealize me.

Why do parents idealize their school days?

They tend to idealize their friends.

Idealizing, tendency to idealize, representation of things in ideal form.

The pure office of poetry is ever to idealize.

I don't want to idealize life in small places.

Freshmen tend to idealize their lives in college.

In the honeymoon stage, partners idealize each other, seeing only their partner's best qualities, said Commerford.

The Libra is inclined to idealize everything and can lose all illusions.

Both Guldner and Stafford see greater conflict avoidance in long-distance relationships and a tendency to idealize a faraway partner.

We've done too little study on them. We idealize their economic structure and social institutions, everything, even their moral standards.

You will feel a need to work for an ideal that is higher than yourself or for a person whom you can idealize and respect.

"It might be a portrait of Shakespeare, but not a likeness, because the conventions of portraiture at the time were often to idealize the subject," he said.

Partly this is because you idealize others, and when they turn out to be less than you had imagined, you are disappointed.

It's a lot easier to idealize the people who are fighting than it is to send your kid to join them.

But that shouldn't blame historians, with no history of scholars, to idealize a theory, especially mathematical theory theory proved to be unimaginable.

The human mind being what it is, we idealize what we don't have, and have a short term memory for all the bad times we went through when we had someone in our lives.