idealization

Examples of idealizing

idealizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

On the other hand, she refuses to stylize him in an idealizing fashion.
Idealizing the positive defensive and protective aspects of warriorhood may also involve a denial of the destructive, senseless realities of modern warfare.
In particular, it will appear to do perfectly well without the idealizing assumption highlighted earlier in this section.
Idealizing her voice, he conceived several roles with her in mind.
The role of all the idealizing assumptions will be defended at the end of this section.
I have mentioned various ways in which both the background assumptions and premises (3) to (5) contain idealizing assumptions.
Political veils mediate between citizens and their political structure, idealizing their best features and surrounding them in mystique.
In analysing the problem we have chosen the simple course of idealizing the temperature field as imposed.
Thus, the framework proposed here can be viewed as idealizing rationality at the zero level, but not at higher orders of theory-of-mind reasoning.
But like the assumption that the better life relation is complete, it is a commonly made idealizing assumption which enables us to focus on other problems more sharply.
It is another idealizing assumption.
These respondents show restricted feelings regarding attachment experiences and often contradict themselves by presenting a general idealizing view of their attachment figures that cannot be corroborated by positive episodic memories.
Given some idealizing assumptions about interpersonal and intrapersonal comparisons, they presuppose that any individual goodness measure can be transformed into any other individual goodness measure by a positive affine transformation.
Characteristic of this mission was an idealizing of the moment of changing one's mind in response to reasoned persuasion.
Individuals with a dismissing state of mind seem to keep their attachment-related memories at bay, usually by idealizing their childhood experiences or by showing a lack of memory for them.
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