It's an idealized feeling of love laid on top of an idealized vision of New York City.
|
|
Just as the city they share isn't idealized — it's just where they live — the way these characters are drawn together isn't idealized, either.
|
|
They're idealized versions, so you look at the photo, you show it, you keep it for generations and everyone remembers your life through that idealized, glamorized memory.
|
|
It'd be interesting to compare an idealized neoliberal agenda to an idealized left agenda, but you can't do that by looking at the few policies that survived the filibuster.
|
|
He existed outside of the idealized masculinity of the time.
|
|
They both idolized and idealized each other for different reasons.
|
|
Our idealized image of whistleblowers isn't doing us any favors.
|
|
The Romans tended to dwell on idealized visions of history.
|
|
"Disrupted" is Lyons' take on the idealized entrepreneurship scene in California.
|
|
An idealized exoskeleton needs to be both easily accessible and personalized.
|
|
As it turns out, the scene is both idealized and inaccurate.
|
|
He seems to be obsessively drawing different idealized versions of himself.
|
|
In Bialik's idealized, post-plastic universe, everyone would have a Sodastream.
|
|
"That's also why it feels a bit more idealized," Chew said.
|
|
A fair number of spy movies have idealized female intelligence operatives.
|
|
The teachers movement represents a small affirmation of that idealized vision.
|
|
I am not out to create some nebulous idealized laboratory environment.
|
|
Idealized romance encourages relishing the former, while side-eyeing the latter.
|
|
It's the place he long idealized, where many now idealize him.
|
|
It's two hyper-idealized versions of masculinity getting into the ring.
|
|
It was an era of analog recording and idealized natural sounds.
|
|
She was never the idealized Jane Roe crusader many Americans visualized.
|
|
One might reasonably ask how many idealized pop records we need.
|
|
The Phantom Thieves are framed as outcasts, but in an idealized way.
|
|
Namely, take an idealized self-image and dial it up to 11.
|
|
He can be the idealized president that we all wish we had.
|
|
Yet, these idealized portraits often bear little resemblance to the wines themselves.
|
|
Science-t is the scientific method itself, the idealized essence of science.
|
|
Fleshier than Botticelli's idealized beauty, the Cyclops's pose perfectly echoes its inspiration.
|
|
These idealized depictions resurrected an image of purity that was already lost.
|
|
It's social media after all, where everyone is their younger, idealized selves.
|
|
Laïdi-Hanieh believes the idealized portrait's references to the Orient were unintended.
|
|
In some kind of hyper-idealized world, that might not be necessary.
|
|
The actress said she feels more kinship toward the less physically idealized Trolls.
|
|
An idealized male nude with bloody hands stands over a screaming male nude.
|
|
"Women and War" (1943) features a serene, idealized nude with large, captivating eyes.
|
|
The slogan harkens back to an idealized past that resonates with many voters.
|
|
There's the jaded set, who scoff at its idealized portrayals of romantic love.
|
|
"The primary defense is the creation of an idealized false self." writes Burgo.
|
|
Cohen never finds that deep novelistic form, that tensile coherence, which Woolf idealized.
|
|
The chain's advertisements for the item are also notably less idealized than BK's.
|
|
Her appearance is more like an actual person rather than an idealized fantasy.
|
|
If heroes are idealized humans, then today's reflect an exaggerated Cult of Self.
|
|
A snapshot is idealized as a screen test, as in "Baby Steffenelli" (1985).
|
|
Its characters are modeled after Asian features, or those idealized by Asian communities.
|
|
I had always idealized stand-up as the province of weirdos and outlaws.
|
|
Budgets are often idealized versions of our spending; reality can look much different.
|
|
Don't be let down if people don't fit your idealized versions of them.
|
|
The exhibit's social realists presented a grittier, less idealized image of city life.
|
|
Star Wars is the most idealized representation of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey, a.k.
|
|
The question is whether that idealized past can — or even should — be restored.
|
|
Nhek painted an idealized version of Cambodia, filled with bucolic fields and beautiful women.
|
|
If an idealized detector just sits in a vacuum, it will not detect particles.
|
|
In a sense, both Chagall's flowers and the living plants are idealized — perfect specimens.
|
|
The pieces side by side reveal an idealized version of the artist / assistant relationship.
|
|
"We avoid facing our humanness by looking for idealized versions of ourselves," Traube says.
|
|
Dunn's rainbow is no symbol for an idealized nirvana of racial presence and recognition.
|
|
Rather than chanting "USA" for every tech unicorn born, corporations and founders are idealized.
|
|
But unlike Bonnie and Clyde, Alyssa and James are far from idealized career criminals.
|
|
After all, Rousseau also rejected the viability of reviving the Sparta he sometimes idealized.
|
|
In Chappaquiddick, the idealized version of the Kennedys is mercilessly cut down to size.
|
|
"McMindfulness is the marketing of a constructed dream; an idealized lifestyle; an identity makeover."
|
|
Effective policy cannot be built from idealized conjectures; it demands realism, and actual facts.
|
|
That's accentuated by our idealized predictions that underestimate the time required to do things.
|
|
Idealized country life, in a card mailed in 1907, as Americans flocked to cities.
|
|
It amounts to clinging to an idealized past (a familiar theme in this administration).
|
|
Would an idealized Muslim community be a conventional state, but governed by the Shariah?
|
|
The movie also presents a somewhat idealized view of military service, especially for women.
|
|
The setting is not an idealized forest; there is no laughing all the way.
|
|
She consistently centered blackness in her narratives, but not an idealized version of it.
|
|
People were either afraid to mention her or spoke of her in idealized terms.
|
|
Before I had kids, I had idealized what the early years would be like.
|
|
Yet, as this haunting opera suggests, idealized assumptions can also cause harm, however unintended.
|
|
Drug importation has been idealized for so long, our lawmakers always return to it.
|
|
She consistently centered blackness in her narratives, but not an idealized version of it.
|
|
In NetherRealm's Mortal Kombat IX, the characters were idealized and sexualized to an extreme.
|
|
And if he'd been painted as this picture-perfect, idealized person, that wouldn't be real.
|
|
Ivanka Trump is the other side of the coin, projecting the idealized femininity of 2016.
|
|
Film has a stability that a play lacks — it's idealized, perfectible, a best-case scenario.
|
|
It's the idealized version of a point-and-click game that exists in your memories.
|
|
Drivers deviate from that idealized shortest path according to the street network and personal preferences.
|
|
The reputation of Archie Comics is built on an idealized American city frozen in time.
|
|
Is Rojava a sign of hope in the Middle East or has it been idealized?
|
|
White men reigned supreme in the idealized history, and all was good with the world.
|
|
All anyone hears is a yawp truer to the idealized New York street than Trump's.
|
|
Furthermore, it's a curious concept regarding how we play certain roles at an idealized event.
|
|
"The culture has been just totally awash in these idealized images of women," Berger said.
|
|
Yet Lam's view of the place is resolutely idealized — he keeps faith despite the erosion.
|
|
I idealized mania, focusing only on its good qualities: self-confidence, unbridled enthusiasm, quick thinking.
|
|
But she presents an idealized version of American leadership that doesn't square with historical reality.
|
|
The Russian Orthodox Church has canonized him as martyr of an idealized, God-fearing past.
|
|
It can be escapist or aspirational, extravagantly hyperbolic or easily plausible, but it's still idealized.
|
|
Yet while they look like flashbacks, they're closer to idealized reveries than to raw memories.
|
|
Over the years, Ms. Consolo created an idealized alternative childhood, one of wealth and privilege.
|
|
This is clever, setting that idealized beauty in tension with the rudeness of rectal inspections.
|
|
Each lent a mythic glow to a mother fading into memories of an idealized past.
|
|
As an idealized vision of rowhouse life, the Open House Museum is like Xintiandi itself.
|
|
It is not an excuse to resurrect the dangerous illusion of an idealized civil Charlottesville.
|
|
Mr. Flimm strengthens the opera's idealized themes by presenting the story through resonant contemporary details.
|
|
From the beginning, Dr. Ablow presented himself as an idealized caretaker more than a guide.
|
|
The departed are frequently encountered in isolated and idealized places, seemingly subconscious visions of heaven.
|
|
Later, her wife introduced her to steampunk and its idealized fantasy version of the Victorian era.
|
|
Their idealized, fit bodies are clad in nothing but underwear and barely touch at the shoulder.
|
|
Mary Shelley sketches, in idealized strokes, the main events that led to the creation of Frankenstein.
|
|
Yet, as we learn from flashbacks, June didn't always consider her mother with such idealized reverence.
|
|
Neptune blurs reality, and your intuition could very well be based in an overly-idealized fantasy.
|
|
The Egyptians knew this, carving idealized images of their pharaohs as gods to authenticate their rule.
|
|
In these cases, it's useful information when your inner idealized person is not being perceived well.
|
|
There's a lot to be said for the Pixel's existence as just an idealized Android experience.
|
|
He's not publicly embarking on the relationships idealized in his music; he's not walking the walk.
|
|
I like that that song sort of brings in an idealized utopian future in a way.
|
|
So he finally got them to design the G-1 train that he idealized years earlier.
|
|
The new kind of idealized body—no longer the flat-chested broad shouldered swimmers—was waifish.
|
|
Can you tell me about how this piece fits into our idealized vision of the West?
|
|
How does the current President fit with the idealized model of a world run by grownups?
|
|
The first half of Light Between Oceans builds an idealized, magical relationship between Tom and Isabel.
|
|
It's true that challenging Trump shouldn't be based on a hazy yearning for an idealized past.
|
|
That's unrealistic, of course, since real-world V2G conditions are unlikely to match idealized usage patterns.
|
|
Is that most idealized of human bonds, mother love, not a matter of virtue but utility?
|
|
"The public saw Channing and I in this idealized romanticized light," she writes of that period.
|
|
His colossal pictures, depicting an idealized American life, greeted travelers at Grand Central Terminal for decades.
|
|
Parenting is more than the oversimplified myth of bliss that has been idealized by our culture.
|
|
Whenever Neptune is involved, boundaries are thinned between what's real and what's just an idealized projection.
|
|
Full lips, not downplayed to lean into idealized whiteness but, rather, emphasized with bright red lipstick.
|
|
But these early romances tended to be platonic and idealized, much like Werther's adoration of Charlotte.
|
|
We do not have to take the idealized version of history as our own personal truth.
|
|
Yet the book is not offering some idealized vision of safe, genteel life — far from it.
|
|
The study — a collaboration between Harvard, MIT, and Princeton — is based on a highly idealized scenario.
|
|
So, too, is the aesthetic appeal of perceived counterculturalism: the idealized rebel who defies bourgeois social norms.
|
|
With their idealized male bodies and often large formats, his paintings represented what he called 'Social Romanticism.
|
|
Throughout her life, Bernhardt ignored 19th-century conventions that idealized women who were deferential, passive, and chaste.
|
|
A better starting point is to acknowledge that the modern judiciary has never resembled its idealized form.
|
|
His compositions feature isolated, highly idealized bodies that echo the exaggerated flair of late-Renaissance mannerist paintings.
|
|
But Snyder, Riefenstahl, and Owens all have the same problem in Race: they're being flattened and idealized.
|
|
What followed was a double album—Sweat and Suit—idealized as the representation of his different personalities.
|
|
It wasn't such an idealized world; it was a document of British life in the early 90s.
|
|
The other idealized vision for Cauley-Stein's future is control in the of zenith-period Shawn Marion.
|
|
In idealized, revered establishments -- like Batali's -- generally black and brown hands harvest, receive and prep the food.
|
|
His view was, to my mind, highly idealized, and I wanted to reveal Luzzara as it was.
|
|
Ms. Merkel, who is famously pragmatic, did not start off with an idealized view of Mr. Obama.
|
|
We're constantly inundated with idealized, airbrushed, nipped-and-tucked images of what it means to be female.
|
|
Bridges says that this is a social phenomenon, the result of an idealized division between the genders.
|
|
"Both men and women are often attracted to culturally idealized embodiments of masculinity and femininity," he said.
|
|
The essay was a brilliant articulation of an idealized state (reflected in its 50,000+ claps on Medium).
|
|
"Smile" sags a little bit in the middle, as Doyle chronicles Victor's somewhat idealized relationship with Rachel.
|
|
I thought we learned to mistrust static idealized beauty as the tool of Renaissance propaganda during modernism.
|
|
Nguyen's transformation of this appealingly accessible image of idealized Western beauty is disarming, coolly precise, and edgy.
|
|
Since childhood, he has idealized American sports leagues for their willingness to indulge in flashiness and fun.
|
|
But in terms of her personality, the reality is: Mark Watney is the idealized version of me.
|
|
Unlike Kate and Camille, the idealized romantic possibilities spurned by Florent, Aymeric seems to possess some interiority.
|
|
The iMac wasn't an iMac, it was a box stuffed with memories and idealized versions of things.
|
|
Too often it's airbrushed and idealized, rather than a fumbling, awkward, slapstick process of trial and eros.
|
|
They are pictures of white femininity, of the idealized victim revered by Hollywood and the morning news.
|
|
Some of these impressions—in Political Animals and Madam Secretary, for example—are idealized versions of Clinton.
|
|
We want this idealized coexistence to happen, but when it comes to our backyard, it causes stress.
|
|
"I would say I'm a little impersonal—my main persona is an idealized version of myself," she says.
|
|
Of all the social networks, Instagram stands out as the place to show off your most idealized life.
|
|
The piece puts forward an idealized vision of old New York, with an emphasis on female punk bands.
|
|
The problem with the economists was their idealized models blinded them to the way power choked off competition.
|
|
When pressed, however, he said that idealized society would be made up of white people of European descent.
|
|
Lorenz idealized the atmosphere in 21980 equations that described the motion of gas in a rotating, stratified fluid.
|
|
As forward-thinking as they are, Cézanne's paintings are still windows onto a highly constructed, classically idealized world.
|
|
"It's an idealized male image, seen through women's eyes: The heroes are more romantic, more divine," he said.
|
|
Which is also an idealized way I like to think about the PC gaming community as a whole.
|
|
That sequence recounts the emotional journey of a woman who awakes from a dream of an idealized romance.
|
|
Better to worship that idealized image than to admit that their unhappiness will follow them wherever they go.
|
|
Sadie moves in with Rachel and Richard, promoting them from cool aunt and uncle to idealized surrogate parents.
|
|
His marriage, to Mary Austin (Lucy Boynton), is idealized, though it's also complicated by Freddie's attraction to men.
|
|
Like The Sims, the radio gives Frau Rasch an absurdly idealized fantasy world in which she participates vicariously.
|
|
Rather than meticulous, idealized scenes, ex-votos became theatrical and free-form, often created by self-taught artists.
|
|
Funnily, Biden is taking a page from Trump by promising a return to some idealized epoch gone by.
|
|
Nevertheless, these pageants featured token black contestants while largely continuing to perpetuate an idealized image of white beauty.
|
|
The subdued doo-wop tune "Masterpiece" expresses mortified awareness that an idealized image of a marriage is shattered.
|
|
If the modern Republican party has its way, Trump's trial will not reflect Cannon's idealized event at all.
|
|
Given a chance to reveal themselves, they feel it's easier to present idealized versions than the true ones.
|
|
It's worth noting that the idealized Main Street is not a myth in some parts of America today.
|
|
The earnest realism renders bodies in ways not entirely unreminiscent of Socialist or Nazi versions of idealized figures.
|
|
It could be those who are most affected are watching the kind with the most idealized body types.
|
|
The harder I worked to make real my idealized life, the unhappier I felt, and the more I drank.
|
|
But people also started sharing their own attempts at gaming the system, and creating their own idealized murder machine.
|
|
Idealized designs of many kinds ignore what objects do, or conceal what they do and how they do it.
|
|
I'd had lasted a few months away from Twitter and Facebook, favoring only the safety of Instagram's idealized life.
|
|
Straight people, of course, are used to seeing idealized portrayals of their past or potential sex lives on screen.
|
|
This was the first idealized gay coming-of-age narrative I'd ever seen, and it made my heart swell.
|
|
Over the past year, the American people faced a stark choice between an optimistic future and an idealized past.
|
|
But the adoption of electric voting also came from the idealized position the tech industry held at the time.
|
|
The park was supposed to be a "natural" escape from the city, but really it's an incredibly idealized space.
|
|
The use of animated characters throughout the creative process is an "idealized expression," as asserted once by Hideaki Anno.
|
|
There are idealized assumptions about what needs to happen while little on the ground reflects those directions of change.
|
|
Perhaps this would've been an opportunity to cast someone who doesn't have the body typically idealized in the media.
|
|
And like her older half sister, Ivanka, Tiffany reflects well on her father and mirrors his idealized self-image.
|
|
The verdict, however, was almost always predetermined to reflect the Soviet government's idealized vision of this new Communist society.
|
|
Emily recalls that same man as the older brother she idealized and who shaped the direction of her life.
|
|
On set, the stars deliberately cultivated an idealized simulacrum of the broader industry — female-led, open, nonhierarchical, mutually supportive.
|
|
Richard's personality in the film is an idealized portrait of French resistance in the face of English cultural dominance.
|
|
Accompanying herself on piano, the star's soaring vocal idealized the song's mission to encourage all manner of black achievement.
|
|
But the general tenor of his work idealized Native Americans in the name of preserving vanishing ways of life.
|
|
It's because they are paradigmatic — because they represent the idealized gun owner — that the state can tolerate their presence.
|
|
On the back of one jacket he printed the words "Fantastic Utopia" — the furthest reach of the idealized real.
|
|
These come in different sizes and proportions, their silhouettes changing with the times — with the trends of idealized bodies.
|
|
"The system worked" was a popular refrain, even if this was a somewhat idealized and oversimplified version of events.
|
|
Empire builders like John D. Rockefeller and Cornelius Vanderbilt are idealized for bootstrapping their way up from modest beginnings.
|
|
We hear a lot about the psychological peril of people posting idealized versions of their lives and themselves online.
|
|
There is no way to reconcile Gropius's emotional life in the early twenties with the idealized spaces he created.
|
|
As Schilling croons about a wayward lover, you can feel her yearn for the idealized world in her imagination.
|
|
Not to mention there are countless apps that help alter our faces and bodies into some idealized version of perfection.
|
|
When we see these romances, we see romances that are idealized, just like how the characters in the game are.
|
|
By learning about this idealized party girl whose heart can't be broken, we learn about the singer who imagined her.
|
|
I definitely developed a resentment toward the pressures that the world and that culture puts on having these idealized bodies.
|
|
And now Facebook wants to go back to an idealized safe space, free of hyperpartisan pages, misinformation, and fake news.
|
|
It's spot-on advice that reveals the real effort that goes into making any picture represent the ultimate idealized life.
|
|
"That's a huge leap to give a tax credit based on results from a highly idealized lab test," he said.
|
|
But what's frustrating about how we do taxes now is that this idealized method actually was tried in the past.
|
|
But this is an example of what economist Harold Demsetz once called the "Nirvana fallacy," namely, an idealized, unrealistic situation.
|
|
We know we've come to a crossroads when German childhood is being held up as an idealized model for Americans.
|
|
"Strand's work tended to be limited by his political outlook: He was looking for an idealized agrarian village," explains Shore.
|
|
For Americans, there's few places as seemingly dope like the cyberpunk, idealized version of Japan that rests in the brain.
|
|
In poems like " The Applicant " and "Lady Lazarus," Plath explores the gap between those idealized roles and their actual conditions.
|
|
Delacroix also rendered possibly the most convincing newborn in Western painting (in "The Natchez," with its idealized Native American parents).
|
|
Mr. Dickson layers on some nice effects, most notably pop-culture images of idealized domesticity in projections by Yana Birykova.
|
|
Idealized immigrants from Europe aren't going to pick lettuce or wash dishes, just as most native-born white Americans don't.
|
|
As I said, this is a somewhat idealized exercise that assumes American workers can be moved around like chess pieces.
|
|
Influencers don't traditionally build brands on being their entire selves; they build brands by performing an idealized version of themselves.
|
|
Under the moonfall, our mechs are idealized bodies, irrepressible, ever changing, and often faster than we can keep up with.
|
|
However, anti-utopianism may also become atavistic and beckon us to return, regardless of any cost, to an idealized past.
|
|
In this way, it is a nature poem, but also an allegory for any idealized experience never to be attained.
|
|
"In its idealized final form, Shapeshifter would be a morphing, modular, self-assembling robot comprised of smaller robots dubbed "cobots.
|
|
Farming YouTube offers the chance to experience a way of life that's often idealized, but practically inaccessible to most people.
|
|
His zealous vision of a "Fourth Republic" is an idealized Catholic Poland stripped of Communist remnants and Western social liberalism.
|
|
For all I know you might want a simple, placid, pastoral existence on a South Seas island among idealized natives.
|
|
But each show believes working toward an idealized world still matters — and becomes more necessary the darker the world gets.
|
|
Nostalgia, that sentimental longing to return to an idealized version of one's own past, will always have a broad appeal.
|
|
The juxtaposition is striking: a smooth and sophisticated idealized masculinity set against equally fictitious rugged, Wild West images of manhood.
|
|
"The Dutch system is really the idealized setting in which to try something like this," said Dr. Kim, in an interview.
|
|
The photographs depict an idealized, futuristic vision of Soviet life that mesmerizes Nikiforov—no matter how short it falls from reality.
|
|
It's playful and uncanny, idealized in form but sinister in its depiction of a child discovering his power over weaker creatures.
|
|
Idealized photographs of scantily clad, beach-lounging women, from Venice to Santa Monica, seem to fulfill Stock's fantasy of California girls.
|
|
"So we set out to create this idealized Manhattan, the one that we know and love through movies," Mr. Cofer said.
|
|
His idealized character designs incorporate streetwear with steampunk-esque accessories and Japanese weaponry, all through a warm, eye grabbing color palette.
|
|
A lot of the audience is in love with the idealized version of Jack, who they conjure up as Super Dad.
|
|
The result is a series of competing walled gardens that look almost nothing like the idealized internet we started out with.
|
|
Using the mathematics of the 15-puzzle, they expanded a well-known theorem that describes an idealized case of itinerant ferromagnetism.
|
|
Instead, physicists like Li are trying to glean insight by studying simpler idealized models that capture the underlying physics of ferromagnetism.
|
|
Their result, called the Nagaoka-Thouless theorem (also Nagaoka's theorem), relies on an idealized system of electrons on an atomic lattice.
|
|
Yes, that is unrealistic, but it's helpful to start with an idealized situation and then make it more complex after that.
|
|
With this idealized woman up upon his pedestal, Prince evokes literal apocalyptic sentiments, seemingly cribbed from his Seventh-day Adventist faith.
|
|
It's funny to me because it's both such an idealized way to look at the world and such a tainted way.
|
|
USC Libraries considers what utopia means today, 500 years after Sir Thomas More coined the term for his idealized fictional island.
|
|
He met with disappointment and frustration as the people whose music he'd idealized didn't seem so keen to perform for him.
|
|
There are very few differences between the ways I idealized and envisioned my engagement and marriage before and after they happened.
|
|
It's often idealized as a space of collective reverence and aesthetic bliss, where photochemical alchemy unfolds in room full of worshipers.
|
|
I wasn't always a believer, originally finding the show, with its sleeves-rolled-up capableness, a little corny and overly idealized.
|
|
The Main Streets at the entrances to most Disney theme parks are idealized versions of Marceline, where Walt Disney grew up.
|
|
Medical professionals have often added to this torment by implying that patients can achieve idealized targets if they just try harder.
|
|
Such images that reflect idealized projections of distant places can still be found today, in travel brochures and other promotional material.
|
|
To me, "Free" poses the notion of an idealized reality, as I want most of my music to convey as well.
|
|
ACOG also has speculated that "idealized images of genital anatomy" found in porn could be contributing to the rise in labiaplasties.
|
|
But his reductive approach poses a false choice between an idealized order of noble sovereign nations and a totalitarian global government.
|
|
His libretto lays out the story of a young musician haunted by the image of an idealized woman he sees everywhere.
|
|
By contrast, the most compelling photographs of him were neither idealized nor simplistic, but endeavored to portray his complexity and humanity.
|
|
It won't be by turning back the clock to an idealized past that was in fact ruled by drudgery and monotony.
|
|
But instead of cherry-picking scenes to present the traditionally idealized Western view of contact, Reihana endeavored to present both sides.
|
|
Maybe accounts like Salvia and Fecal Matter are in fact heralding an imagined, idealized future of pan-gender, post-racial identity.
|
|
There's irony in a Pakistani teen longing to escape racism in Britain for an idealized America that may not exist anymore.
|
|
Darboven's giant "Kulturgeschichte," in this light, expresses modern German culture as something broader and more fissiparous than a dangerously idealized Kultur.
|
|
Civilization, he argued, had become feminized and soft, but in this idealized new Rome, men could become fierce warriors once more.
|
|
His approach was a rejection of the idealized, saccharine portrait of the country prevalent in films and magazines at the time.
|
|
I was 22 when I started graduate school and had an idealized image of what being a professor would be like.
|
|
But as lawmakers talk about how they will do it, it almost sounds like an idealized version of how Washington works.
|
|
She had grown up on a farm and played the fiddle — an idealized country girl who could keep me in line.
|
|
"Brand is a signal of identity," he said, and traditional advertising for running gear plays on customers' idealized view of themselves.
|
|
If you look at popular gay icons and people on TV, they still tend to have those traditionally idealized body types.
|
|
In Giorgione's work, a peacefully sleeping nude reclines in an idealized rural landscape, seeming to invite the viewer into a fantasy.
|
|
"That stuff is idealized, and that can't speak to the whole relationship, because it's just an image in time," Dr. Brustein says.
|
|
The Point: What the Post-ABC numbers remind us is that Trump won't be running against an idealized Democratic candidate in 2020.
|
|
I know that Sega did not create this game, which so lovingly taps idealized memories of the Sonic of yore, for me.
|
|
"His briefing was all about California—his idealized California," says Stefan Behling, a Foster partner who became one of the project leads.
|
|
His judgment of friends and evaluations of others, flippant at times, masked a desire for more affection and love, more idealized relationships.
|
|
Of course, Nanook was later debunked as a crypto-racist fiction film that offered a "noble savage" idealized vision of Inuit life.
|
|
" Facebook rejected the group's ad request, however, because it said the image "violates Facebook's Ad Guidelines by promoting an idealized physical image.
|
|
The lone road to destroying idealized masculinity Maybe that's why we needed the original God of War trilogy in the first place.
|
|
We needed to believe in the myth of idealized masculinity, before we could admit that what we really needed was its destruction.
|
|
How is a single, fragile African-American body such as my own supposed to relate to idealized European bodies on this scale?
|
|
Yet Momoa and Jonas, regardless of slight variations in their muscular builds, obviously fit into our culture's most idealized notions of masculinity.
|
|
In therapy, most of his clients tend to "talk about their attractions in their idealized way, as opposed to labeling," he says.
|
|
Today, many on the American right today see that same rural idyll in their idealized recollections of the pre-Civil War South.
|
|
Like a postcard sent without a message, the photograph can only provide a highly abstracted and idealized sense of a traveler's journey.
|
|
They remind us just how Americana has been deployed to political ends leveraging an idealized past to steer policies to the right.
|
|
Let's admit it: we dismissed the economic hardship of many working class voters because they do not fit into our idealized constituency.
|
|
Over the years, fresh food has become widely available and almost idealized objects — proof of better eating and living than prior generations.
|
|
They turn their back on the future technology is bringing to us in favor of the ridiculous idealized failures of the past.
|
|
Whereas civilisation was centered on commerce, luxury, and urbanity, Kultur infused local ties and traditions with fervent spirituality, and idealized the Volk.
|
|
This absence is due, in most cases, to indifference beyond idealized or overly technical marriage preparation culminating in a picturesque wedding day.
|
|
Although women are sometimes perceived to be at greater risk of internalizing "idealized" body standards, men and boys are far from immune.
|
|
Weisz won an Oscar for her performance in The Constant Gardener, which plays out in idealized flashback form in her widower's mind.
|
|
The series's personal conflicts are well-grounded, but the details — the upscale Jewish New York milieu, the fashions, the repartee — are idealized.
|
|
Despite a low unemployment rate, many young adults lack job prospects that mesh with their idealized vision of the post-college world.
|
|
He was encouraged instead to capture idealized versions of existing interiors on canvas rather than to envision imaginary ones for the movies.
|
|
The movie portrays "a somewhat idealized view of military service, especially for women," Neil Genzlinger wrote in his review for The Times.
|
|
His blackness isn't just obvious, it's aggressive; through Mr. Maaravi's lens, he is the modern embodiment of generations of idealized black bodies.
|
|
Sivan's female fans see him as a platonic crush object, or as an idealized gay bestie passing them notes in drama class.
|
|
There is also his queerness, which I think comes across in the loving, idealized, and attentive way he composes his male forms.
|
|
But occasionally, and increasingly, influencers are puncturing the idealized self-portraits that they've painted and letting followers in on their darker moments.
|
|
Grown weary of a life of pleasure and entitlement, Jaufré yearns for an idealized, distant love, but assumes that this is impossible.
|
|
The pilgrim becomes a go-between, traveling across the sea to Tripoli to bring Clémence, the countess, news of Jaufré's idealized devotion.
|
|
But by invoking the journey, she said, Mr. Xi is betting that the party's idealized version of history will resonate across generations.
|
|
If so, was that, in fact, a good thing or had its time come and gone (has it been idealized in retrospect)?
|
|
Her pose drew from those in Renaissance paintings, recalling the idealized figures of Botticelli's Venus and of Titian's reclining Venus of Urbino.
|
|
Smartly, the gallery's latest exhibition investigates that contradiction between our idealized expectations of the countryside and the historic realities of rural living.
|
|
We thought to use Norway's fairy tale culture, which often deals with the complexity of nature being idealized and scary and mysterious.
|
|
At this point it's very clear that the outsiders that Persona 5 props up as heroes are all idealized rebels and nothing more.
|
|
Anova NanoPhoto: Alex CranzThe Nano is the end of a natural progression towards the idealized form of these fancy-but-affordable kitchen gadgets.
|
|
The idealized narrative that Tellart created is meant to comfort one of the wealthiest and yet most ecologically imperiled regions in the world.
|
|
The song is a satisfying, sweet treat, the sort of idealized pop music you would normally find on a Carly Rae Jepsen album.
|
|
For one, demonstrating high levels of personal and emotional intelligence is a prerequisite for being an idealized vision of a successful young woman.
|
|
"#ImNoAngel is a message to instill confidence in all women and let them know that these idealized standards need to go," Breitler said.
|
|
The bathtub scene mirrors Jacques-Louis David's idealized painting of the murdered revolutionary martyr Marat, an association that immediately aligns Yoav with death.
|
|
Just once, before AR and who-knows-what-else changes the rules and expectations again, I'd like somebody to make that idealized phone.
|
|
But now, after Maldonado, Fedor Emelianenko looks less like his idealized uber-self and more like The Fighter Who Stuck Around Too Long.
|
|
I'll attempt to reconstruct the arguments leading to this hard-to-grasp realization of an industry so often idealized from the outside. Ready?
|
|
Steemit follows Civil down the decentralized toilet as the idea of idealized decentralized apps rams headfirst with the volatility of the crypto market.
|
|
He realized that, for him, it was very much driven by appearance, especially idealized European standards, which create the illusion of perfect beauty.
|
|
"I think some people have a fairly idealized view of the kind of language that even young children can use," she told me.
|
|
Apple exercises great control over the look, feel and features of iPhones to deliver its idealized version of what it thinks people want.
|
|
Walker takes off from the late writer Svetlana Boym's notion of "restorative nostalgia," a striving to recover a vaguely defined and idealized past.
|
|
It's only in retrospect that I see the glimmers of violence that managed to pierce even the thick carapace of this idealized Zion.
|
|
But advocates say the constant homophobic violence also threatens to upend an idealized national ethos that promises equality and respect for all Brazilians.
|
|
But there's no doubt that in an idealized insurance system, insurers would try to invest in the long-term health of their customers.
|
|
Poetically, it is America's victory in war and the establishment of Phelps' idealized "American century" which creates an opportunity for avarice and greed.
|
|
When a place is as much an idealized concept as it is an actual location, can it ever live up to the fantasy?
|
|
But in Croatia, it appears you have to be almost perfect to match the idealized version of the players from two decades ago.
|
|
So does Cicely, the idealized friend and lover to whom she's fleeing in Brooklyn, who hides the slash above her eyebrow with makeup.
|
|
Finally, if there is a look that evokes an idealized American past, while also nodding to our original resistors and outsiders, it's this.
|
|
Trained in Paris, enamored of rural Brazil, Tarsila moved quickly from folksy, idealized depictions of the New World to a brawny, confident biomorphism.
|
|
But there was something about that idealized vision of the cocoon that seemed contrived; was it also cloying, or confining, or implicitly fragile?
|
|
The idealized vision of 1950s womanhood that still permeates our politics ignores the fact that staying home may not actually make mothers happy.
|
|
I never had the patience to read Henry David Thoreau, so I won't pretend I was chasing some idealized dream of living deliberately.
|
|
"We don't allow ads that focus on aspects of a person's body to highlight an undesirable or idealized body state," Facebook's policy reads.
|
|
Trump, however, has stressed restricting trade, with an emphasis on using trade protection to rebuild some idealized version of America's 2202s manufacturing economy.
|
|
It is a Japanese dream of a particular kind of Western idyll, an idealized village convincingly radiating its own, sincere brand of gemutlichkeit.
|
|
There is an irony to it: Idealized as a return to British traditions and heritage, Brexit might instead finish some of them off.
|
|
"Returns calculated are idealized and will not match the exact returns you realized if you invested over these time-frames," the site adds.
|
|
The film was an instant box-office sensation, yet feminists argued that it demonized single career women and idealized stay-at-home moms.
|
|
In the age of Photoshop, these exaggerated flaws are oddly refreshing; they offer a subtle corrective to idealized renderings of the human form.
|
|
This is Sanders's strongest non-idealized appeal to progressives: He would appoint tougher regulators and conduct a more cautious, dovish foreign policy than Clinton.
|
|
Picasso, in such works as "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907) idealized the brothel as a site, like the artist's studio, where degradation and magic occurs.
|
|
Theory 2: Edward Spellman is the Dark Lord We've only seen an idealized version of Sabrina's father, the late high priest, through her eyes.
|
|
They were realities sometimes obscured by delusional or deceptive social conservatives hankering to return to an idealized America (back when it was, er, "great").
|
|
" As Rodale wrote in Dangerous Books for Girls, in writing romance, "women create an idealized, hopeful vision for the future to inspire other women.
|
|
We were putting forth an idealized and unreal version of our lives, and it had the power to make everyone feel really, really bad.
|
|
Thus William refuses the sexism typical of political struggles of the African diaspora's liberation movements in which the male leaders are lionized and idealized.
|
|
Brad's roommate, the notsomasculine Will (played by Danny Flaherty), thinks the only chance he has at the idealized great college life is to pledge.
|
|
His hammy fables of the loving-yet-austere upbringing of little Joey Biden in his idealized birthplace of Scranton, Pennsylvania, are easy to mock.
|
|
Even so, that familiar "idealized suburb is a façade for darkness" theme links them more directly than any particular plot detail or character archetype.
|
|
The female body is idealized in a lot of figurative art, but in Detroit-based artist Bronwyn Lorelei's world, these ideals look radically different.
|
|
But for me those thoughts were about sex in the abstract, sex at some point in the future, sex as a hazy, idealized thing.
|
|
This backstory gives the stuntman, in many ways an idealized tough guy, a hint of menace, and a queasy underpinning to his easygoing nature.
|
|
On the surface, they have it made — similar to the invidiously idealized young couple of Baumbach's "While We're Young," in which Driver co-starred.
|
|
"The premise of the MOPR appears to be based on an idealized vision of markets free from the influence of public policies," Bay wrote.
|
|
These depictions of Japan often fall into one of two categories: First, Japan is rendered as an idealized, distant place of harmony and honor.
|
|
The biggest mistake young people make when saving for retirement isn't choosing the wrong account or contributing less than the idealized 210 to 15%.
|
|
A photo app called Meitu gives its users the power to create idealized versions of their real-world selves and share them with others.
|
|
It's this idealized version of the Anglosphere that was an important part of why Britain, in June 2016, decided to leave the European Union.
|
|
He's heard from many male fans who tell him they find scenes featuring a non-idealized body type like his more relatable and engaging.
|
|
In 22015, Phyllis McGuire's idealized image was shattered by a grand jury appearance that exposed her longtime affair with a Chicago mobster, Sam Giancana.
|
|
The fantasy here is about something else, not a path forward out of political crisis, but a return to an idealized past of consensus.
|
|
In the real world, not Friedman's idealized one, CEOs use corporate influence and money to curry Congressional support for tax cuts, deregulation and bailouts.
|
|
No team idealized Philadelphia's view of itself as the Eagles did — the gritty, blue-collar, Rocky-esque underdog, good but not quite good enough.
|
|
The human body is a river of time, and these two pay attention to one another's real bodies, not idealized images of the body.
|
|
Many of them said it wasn't just that they didn't know their parents, it's that the idealized version that got presented didn't seem real.
|
|
For two hours, more than a dozen close friends and family transported ourselves to her idealized world, reading verses, reminiscing and telling funny stories.
|
|
Focusing on the most faultless, idealized individuals did not convince Republicans; Democrats only succeeded in further ostracizing immigrants who didn't fit the DREAMer mold.
|
|
"Suddenly you're aware of everyday people and human imperfection rather than the idealized figures in the paintings of Raphael or Botticelli," Mr. Gardiner said.
|
|
Meitu, which had 520 million active monthly users as of January, allows people to create idealized versions of themselves for sharing on social media.
|
|
Specifically, adding a GTP (guanosine triphosphate) monomer to a microtubule corresponds to a car parking after the right-most car in the idealized lot.
|
|
But unlike other places that hit those idealized notes, Henrietta Red lives up to its image as a place you actually want to be.
|
|
The rural-chic Hauser & Wirth Somerset has an exhibition that contrasts our idealized expectations of the countryside with the historic realities of agrarian living.
|
|
Kirill argues against attachment to an idealized past, the old culture: In Russia right now we're all frankensteins, pieced together from various dead traditions.
|
|
If you've been to places like Beaconsfield [which has the oldest model village in the UK], it's like an idealized image of an English town.
|
|
Read the story Ukraine's Soviet-era mosaics depict an idealized, futuristic vision of life before independence—no matter how far from reality the truth fell.
|
|
The idealized "ordinary American" values, after all, appear only to have existed in a world where women didn't work and African Americans used separate bathrooms.
|
|
In many ways, this was a clever survival strategy that allowed him to achieve idealized masculinity—power, privilege, and financial freedom—often denied black men.
|
|
By creating an idealized version of Caleb in my mind, I'd unintentionally pointed out some qualities I found very important and attractive in another person.
|
|
We don't want idealized images; we want visual proof that stars, they're just like us, even if we know that's kind of an illusion too.
|
|
This is one of the reasons why body dysmorphia and striving for the idealized muscular, masculine body is so prevalent in the gay male community.
|
|
Positive campaigns may be loved in theory, but in reality they are not idealized "Lincoln vs Douglas" debates, with each side courteously presenting their argument.
|
|
The ads didn't document the on-screen graphics, but instead showed an idealized, Platonic version with seemingly unlimited screen resolution (I'm looking at you, Activision).
|
|
The popular Jewish faith in America, an idealized vision of a new nation immune to European-style anti-Semitism, has been at least temporarily shaken.
|
|
In turn, the weddings that fall short of the idealized visions that play out on YouTube, Pinterest, and Instagram are more susceptible to unfair criticism.
|
|
But isn't that what commercial photography has always aimed for — presenting the idealized image of something that has and will never exist in real life?
|
|
Celebrated and idealized as an R&B icon, it is expected for him to put on a show that, in archetypal terms, fits that description.
|
|
Lazy and hazy, he depicts in this short tale a sort of idealized country home that makes one want to settle down and raise chickens.
|
|
Regular order was more than a talking point for House leaders this year; it was their central fixation, idealized as the height of legislative policymaking.
|
|
Mostly shot in closeups that emphasize her oval-faced beauty, Lawrence is almost an idealized image of romance here, with her eyes full of dreams.
|
|
Does emulating the style of an idealized haute bourgeoisie reflect a sense of dislocation among people unsure of their place in a rapidly shifting society?
|
|
The idealized conception of Marshall's years on the court underpins Brookhiser's brusque dismissal of Franklin Roosevelt's controversial and ultimately successful court-packing proposal in 1937.
|
|
Instead of providing insight into future Fed policy, it could be more accurately described in practice as the idealized path of the fed funds rate.
|
|
At the same time, it does not seem like a representation of life, as in a portrait, or death — however idealized the face/skull appears.
|
|
Appel's idealized human forms transcend our embodied situation and might fool us into thinking that we, too, have the power to transcend the material world.
|
|
She went with it, and the result is a drawing that features Hollywood corporate iconography, angels, anime girls, a centaur and idealized greco-roman nudes.
|
|
The resulting conversation forces them to confront the emotional prospect that, in fact, they may not fit into the idealized vision of a "professional" woman.
|
|
RACE STORIES The most compelling photographs of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were neither idealized nor simplistic, but endeavored to portray his complexity and humanity.
|
|
On my Instagram account, I adjust my photos to be more visually interesting, a sort of idealized version of what you'd see in real life.
|
|
Well, yes, but here is where we get to Lindley's central thesis: Contemporary theoretical physicists seem to have reverted to the idealized philosophy of Platonism.
|
|
As Rockwell acknowledged, the painting represents an idealized world, where no family members are away at war, so they enjoy togetherness, abundance, innocence and fun.
|
|
Then if you have a bigger budget, there's strategizing how you're going to incorporate those idealized foods [into your family's diet] — sustainably produced, local, organic.
|
|
That's not the idealized Trek sentiment we're familiar with; this isn't even the by-any-means stakes of Voyager or the cultural tensions in DS9.
|
|
It conjures an idealized vision of a place where Black people can just be, untroubled by the pain of history and celebrated for their achievements.
|
|
If the planners' original vision was compromised over time, well — that's just what happens when the idealized concept meets destabilizing patterns of actual, everyday use.
|
|
In some idealized capitalist model, Valve would see review-bombing as a bug that made customers less satisfied and fix it out of pure self-interest.
|
|
Although the photographs are anti-fashion in this sense, they are also working against the kind of idealized pictures men have been taking of women forever.
|
|
For researchers, the best algorithms are idealized and generalizable, meaning that they should apply to any new subject with some tweaks and maybe more training data.
|
|
The photographs are a kaleidoscope of color, depicting an idealized, futuristic vision of Soviet life that mesmerizes Nikiforov—no matter how short it falls from reality.
|
|
And the industry as a whole could stand to cool it on prioritizing the holiday season as some idealized release window for all the biggest games.
|
|
An alum of McKinsey & Company with an optimistic mien and unquestioned brainpower, Buttigieg comes across like an idealized version of how the tech industry sees itself.
|
|
Still, even Muslims born in the United States have idealized Islamic institutions and leaders overseas, particularly in the Middle East, viewing them as more authentically Muslim.
|
|
While mainstream games champion hyper-idealized heternormative power fantasies, Yang reveals how limiting that is by exploring the experiences of those the power fantasies leave out.
|
|
The F1 series has always been a bit idealized in its vision of F1, but the handling qualities of the respective cars still seem muted here.
|
|
By contrast, the UK government and the hospital do not recognize any measure as beneficial that fails to give Charlie their idealized standard of cognitive function.
|
|
Still, the uproar over the proposed policy changes in 1999 underscores the fact that the pageant remains contingent on a very narrow view of idealized femininity.
|
|
The country is not a giant food court with really fast-moving walkways to whisk you to a regionally idealized version of every type of food.
|
|
There's a certain tidiness to postpartum depression, a neat beginning, middle and end, after which they can return to being idealized versions of women and moms.
|
|
"'The Bachelor' and similar shows represent an idealized way of living where the man has control over who gets to be with him," Tully told INSIDER.
|
|
Ms. Henderson defended the original television show from its detractors, who ridiculed it for its simplistic, impossibly wholesome plots and its idealized portrait of family life.
|
|
Much like animator and cartoonist Joan Cornella, Castillo creates his own eerie interpretation of the overtly idealized and optimistic aesthetic of 20th century middle class America.
|
|
Our home was meant to reflect some sense of order that he had idealized, a world where the father would be benevolent, present, and therefore obeyed.
|
|
Many of the genre's songs, slickly manufactured for a swooning teen audience, lean heavily on idealized, treacly romance—a litany of bad breakups and hopeless crushes.
|
|
Bradford and DeNike turn away from art's traditional treatment of (mostly female) bathers as objects of delectation, whether idealized, romanticized, abstracted, or portrayed with intimate realism.
|
|
It's a somewhat idealized scenario — it doesn't contend with confounding factors like geography and culture (more on that in a second) — but it is intriguing nonetheless.
|
|
We learned with the European Union that once you go beyond the simple, idealized version of carbon prices and into implementation, it's a very different thing.
|
|
But he also predicted our own moment, when people spend huge amounts of time capturing idealized everyday worlds to upload to a vast reservoir of photography.
|
|
The more I heard things like that, the more I worried my particulars didn't matter; I existed as a caricature for somebody else's idealized war story.
|
|
Urban Studies Be skeptical when you hear about the return to glory of the American city — that idealized vision of rising skyscrapers and bustling, dense downtowns.
|
|
Countering the explicit rationality of the Enlightenment and the restraint of Neo-Classicism, Romantics embraced the imagination, emotion, the grandeur of nature and an idealized nostalgia.
|
|
By comparison, Song dynasty painting idealized the expression of the artist, and the painting as a direct connection with the heart and soul of its creator.
|
|
"Us" giddily fulfills a different, opposite need: a desire to see black life reflected back at life-size scale, not idealized or put on a pedestal.
|
|
Undeniably great, both Chris Paul and Exodus represent the idealized versions of their respective fields, but both are also victims of bad timing and screwy circumstances.
|
|
It seems in the contemporary moment that the vision of an idealized world that so many are hoping for perhaps only exists as an unrealistic, romantic endeavor.
|
|
But The Hate U Give doesn't just put them out there as some idealized fantasy – you see the everyday work they've put into making this family strong.
|
|
In a flashback, he's seen through the scrim of the main character's repeated, idealized memories, smiling at a party and playing piano at a gathering with friends.
|
|
Whether it's of the past or future, these movies all conjure an idealized suburban vision that lingers like a mirage in some part of our national consciousness.
|
|
Disability rights activists coined the phrase "super-crip" to describe the forever-striving, idealized disabled character who serves as a fount of inspiration and possibly has superpowers.
|
|
By looking at the wild, wonderful messiness of reality and comparing it to a perfectly flat idealized ocean, scientists can watch how our ocean changes over time.
|
|
Here, far from the cold shadow of Silicon Beach, was the idealized Westside: a kaleidoscope of many races bouncing in support of experiences inaccessible to tech interlopers.
|
|
Yes, of course their love is idealized in his young mind, and it would only become more so over time and in the telling of his story.
|
|
And if he'd had the change to inaugurate his Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow—a new, idealized American city—who knows how the world would look today.
|
|
One of the heroes of the novel, Jubal Harshaw, a polymathic pulp writer who is very successful in seducing women, is clearly an idealized version of Hubbard.
|
|
After several seasons where makeup on the runway evoked some idealized image of dewy naturalism, the metallic appliqué exuded a molten heft that was unabashedly sci-fi.
|
|
Songwriters like Ms. McKenna are seasoned, skillful navigators of the intersections between the personal and the generalized, the heartfelt and the crafty, the everyday and the idealized.
|
|
Gopnik does not even try to explain how the welfare state came under attack in subsequent decades and what that might tell us about his idealized liberalism.
|
|
By upfronting her hardworking ability to pay her way through college, she deliberately frames her younger counterpart as an idealized character, an emblem of the American dream.
|
|
Many people have an idealized view of farming as a bucolic profession where days are filled riding tractors and gazing proudly over fields from your front porch.
|
|
As this study's authors point out, the princesses are often some of the first major places we encounter society's idealized body types, gender roles, and relationship dynamics.
|
|
I liked the seeming naïveté of it, the way the simple figures had been simplified further, purified or idealized to geometric forms almost, but rendered bluntly, imperfectly.
|
|
I understand the desire to construct a world out of idealized snippets of the past, literary references or heady thesauric meanderings, but that's just not my thing.
|
|
In its idealized form, one could see this new project resembling a right-wing version of MMFA or CNN's KFile, which has a similar, albeit nonpartisan, pedigree.
|
|
They are idealized, mythologized views of femininity, clearly, in the way that Botticelli or the Pre-Raphaelites worked, but in this moment they have keen political resonance.
|
|
Made when the artist was a student and first seen in Edinburgh in 284, "Propped" depicts a radically de-idealized young woman sitting naked on a stool.
|
|
The newer seeds that plant breeders produce, whether open-pollinated or hybrid, are manipulated to thrive, and aren't idealized in the same way, except by the breeders.
|
|
The title can be taken literally: Stylistically, the film marries the hard-edged New York of Scorsese's early pictures to the idealized New York of Hollywood backlots.
|
|
The disobedient mother is a horror trope because, as an idealized figure, she has so far to fall, and so many means by which to do so.
|
|
Mr. Savage explains how the show's valorization of pragmatism and process, rather than any specific policy or ideological gains, is the idealized state of establishment liberal politics.
|
|
"Think of the great days when we were together fighting for fairness and justice for all," he said, again summoning an idealized version of the Roosevelt era.
|
|
I don't tell her that I think that protest, like art, is idealized to have the power to effect social change, but it can't, not by itself.
|
|
Ignoring the idealized versions of redundant technologies and pursuing fidelity instead, Stories Untold asks us to trawl piecemeal through our memories and unpick what is actually there.
|
|
Her work on display shows some of the darker aspects of a history that certainly do not fit the idealized image of an innocent, unrecoverable Arctic life.
|
|
The most impactful exercise we did in the workshop was one in which we examined the difference between our idealized sense of self and our actual selves.
|
|
"We tend to want that idealized version of a product without necessarily thinking about what it's going to be like to live with every day," says Kuang.
|
|
"The phone really is, for a lot of people, an extension of themselves," she says, even to the point of associating its measurements with your idealized physique.
|
|
As a result, miniature worlds tend to be idealized places, lacking the details that make up our quotidian existence, like toilet paper rolls, dirty clothing, noise, and chaos.
|
|
I realized I had an idealized image of what makes something halal — an animal loved and cared for and slaughtered in an isolated room, away from other animals.
|
|
For better or worse, BattleScar is also open about offering an idealized and inspirational sketch of the past — not trying to actually reconstruct the 1970s in virtual reality.
|
|
There's speculation that Alexander the Great is the subject of "Head of a Youth," the seductive visage similar to many of the idealized portrayals of the young conqueror.
|
|
Delphine borrows from popular culture and history as she plays with the illusions of the viewer and the role of the photograph in recording perceptions of idealized beauty.
|
|
The airbrushed, idealized versions of women and men in glossy magazines have long been cited by experts as triggers for increased rates of eating disorders and body dysmorphia.
|
|
People seek out physical items, but they want "a filtered, idealized version" of those things, said Amanda Brennan, Tumblr's "meme librarian" and head of content insights and social.
|
|
The danger of dwelling for too long on any decision is that you end up searching not for your ideal object but for an idealized version of it.
|
|
Ambika Leigh moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career in 2007, and almost immediately, her idealized vision of Hollywood didn't match up to its seedy reality.
|
|
Sick at heart from a life of aristocratic excess, Jaufré develops an idealized love for Clémence, the beautiful countess of Tripoli, whom he learns of from a pilgrim.
|
|
These relations include the ecologically damaged urban natures in which most children already live, in contrast to the idealized ways in which children and nature are often represented.
|
|
Right. Most of my book is about cultures of humor in the decades before the 1930s, when proponents of youmo essentially reinvented humor as an idealized moral concept.
|
|
When you hit a rough patch, you might be tempted to trace your circumstances back to "the one that got away"—or an idealized version of that person.
|
|
But it is mostly myth, an idealized origin story of the kind so many would-be nation-builders, from ancient Rome to the Zionists, have fostered about themselves.
|
|
But if France has continued to be reluctant to define a firm age of consent, it probably has to do with the lingering vestiges of idealized sexual freedom.
|
|
He lasted only three months and lost his faith by his early 212s; the lure, more than God, had been the idealized notion of a monastic writing life.
|
|
Three: The sad-sack protagonist has passing experience of idealized France — generally a year abroad — and brings back superficial lessons to transform the lives of fellow sad-sacks.
|
|
Regardless of my liminal genetic code — or rather, regarding it as a threat to societal norms — the train to my idealized gender presentation had already left the station.
|
|
They settled in places like Scarborough and Mississauga, towns where Hindus, Muslims and Christians, blacks and whites, lived side by side — an idealized portrait of the Canadian mosaic.
|
|
While all the others are doing their best to perform The Room's incoherent adultery plot Wiseau strides through the nonsense trying to be an idealized version of himself.
|
|
My early career was spent trying to cut and paste my way to an idealized version of success instead of working on becoming a better version of myself.
|
|
But this change is the latest response to student uneasiness over an idealized Western "canon" — a product of an overwhelmingly white, straight, European and male cadre of artists.
|
|
The Checkup Parents can feel inadequate if they fall short of the idealized view of intensive parenting, in which they act directly and decisively in the child's life.
|
|
The Milanese firm Studio Peregalli has tapped into the soul of a 19th-century house in order to return it to an idealized version of its former glory.
|
|
If you're going to talk about this idealized idea of the theatrical experience, I'm going to sit you down and talk about the realities of exhibition and distribution.
|
|
It's one of the ways that the movie is an idealized version of LA, and a lot of the stuff was the result of the process of discovery.
|
|
I'm attempting to toss my timeline out the window, and realize that I can't force someone to adhere to the idea of a relationship I've idealized in my mind.
|
|
But the new modeling suggests no region would see dramatic shifts with lighter use of the technology, although the scientists noted the results were based on an "idealized" study.
|
|
Such hangups complicate my appraisal of Tse's work, which more often than not glamorizes its LGBTQ subjects in pursuit of an idealized version of queer counterculture in Hong Kong.
|
|
This play serves as an important reminder that, despite some people's idealized narrative of the "pre-women's lib" past, people were still grappling with the injustice of sexual misconduct.
|
|
First daughter Ivanka moved with husband Jared to Washington ahead of the inauguration and her Instagram snaps have already begun to present an idealized picture of her father's administration.
|
|
Tulsi Gabbard, who drew on her military service to introduce herself to many voters for the first time, ended the debate invoking an idealized version of a new America.
|
|
It was an "emblem of her role in society" and a means of instilling "the idealized virtues necessary to be a samurai wife"—strength, subservience, and above all, endurance.
|
|
"Absolutely everything is retouched, modified, and idealized" He told Mashable France that the project was spurred by his interest in discerning what's artificial and real in the digital age.
|
|
While some Roman kings and bureaucrats may have idealized a universal system of weights and measures, Riggsby argues that a Mediterranean-wide standardization was never achieved in Roman antiquity.
|
|
Fathers provides an idealized portrait of Black fatherhood, without insights into how one gets through the muck and mire of daily life to find the joy we see here.
|
|
A generous helping of Frosted Flakes completes that idealized image of a kid hanging out in her Power Rangers pajama set watching hours and hours of Saturday morning cartoons.
|
|
What held Amway together was its ability to foster strong feelings of identification, and to get its members to see the company as the embodiment of an idealized life.
|
|
In Italy, where he came of age studying architecture at the University of Venice, Mr. Pesce rebelled against the idealized, simplified furniture and industrial objects of Milan's Bel Disegno.
|
|
"Social media can be very aspirational, because people often post things that are an idealized version of what they're living," said Kimberly Palmer, a personal finance expert at NerdWallet.
|
|
In the same way that trauma and prison quashed my father's ability to trust others, it also drove him to fulfill his idealized family dream of coming to America.
|
|
Part of what makes certain fandoms fall in love with a game's cast is an ability to see a piece of ourselves (faulty, idealized, or otherwise) in a character.
|
|
Schaefer's idealized version of friendship — a "supportive, enthralling, entirely wonderful" endeavor built on traditions like "Galentine's Day" — makes its wholesomeness seem far less nuanced than it is in practice.
|
|
There was a time when I yearned to live in Los Angeles — obviously a sign I was deeply unwell — and before that, a list of smaller cities I'd idealized.
|
|
Small slights, easy enough to live with, but recurring reminders that people like me will never belong in this idealized version of the only place we've ever called home.
|
|
But above all else, Damien Chazelle's newest film is about an age-old Hollywood theme: the clash between romanticism and realism, between an idealized past and a possible future.
|
|
Hans Aall, the founder of the folk museum, wanted to preserve an idealized Norwegian cultural history, at a time when the country was chafing against its union with Sweden.
|
|
For many, this exclusion imbues an idealized future Muslim state with both spiritual and concrete appeal: a place where jobs and opportunity are accessible, where integration won't require secularization.
|
|
Mr. Goodman acknowledged that his portraits were idealized — to "help hide all the sins" — and that he would not want to live in some of the rooms he painted.
|
|
And they feature stylized or idealized images of women — African-American, Mexican-American, Asian-American or Middle Eastern — that he hopes will drive home the point of the show.
|
|
Her egg-shaped, doll-like head is so idealized it's practically inhuman, while the blunt exposure of her crotch is rendered as honestly and simply as the medium allows.
|
|
Years present: 22003 to 22010 Home and family come with radically different values and can look very different from society's idealized traditions for people born with Uranus in Cancer.
|
|
The so-called trans moment, for instance, has, to a largely unacknowledged extent, been quietly impelled by anatomical alterations long idealized in fiction but only recently attainable in fact.
|
|
This version of the homestead is punctuated with edgy details like Edison bulbs, brass faucets and stark black trim, perhaps a nod to another idealized aesthetic: the Brooklyn loft.
|
|
Beyond that, expectations for performance on TV have been raised to impossible levels by music videos, with their faked, idealized live performances fronting the technical perfection of studio recordings.
|
|
But if you were a plastic surgeon hoping to be the Michelangelo of one person's idealized breasts, it would help to have a shared language of what's aesthetically important.
|
|
It's more about, to what degree [some men are] allowing those idealized body types to become so dominant in their thinking that it negatively affects how they view themselves.
|
|
The authors of these memes must imagine that there is some kind of idealized happy medium between Clinton's body and Swift's body, but therein they, themselves, miss the point.
|
|
And between Phil's harsh reality and Vinnie's idealized Metal Heaven was Darrell, Vinnie's brother and unhinged guitar virtuosos, who became a perfect amalgamation of those two aesthetics (Rex played bass).
|
|
Art: Brian Stelfreeze Art: Marvel Entertainment Wakanda has always been an idealized nation: stronger and more technologically advanced than any other on the planet, and completely divorced from Western influence.
|
|
She sees the heroic, idealized version of Finn, rather than the scared young man who almost left halfway through Force Awakens, and it gives Finn something to live up to.
|
|
It's a delightful concept that lets you drop that idealized, perky version of yourself you've been putting in all your profiles and lets you show off your inner crank instead.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The study of anatomy in the 18th century involved a strange obsession with an idealized female body, even when her guts were splayed open.
|
|
That's been attributed to the "comparison effect": I get more and more down about my life the more and more idealized images I keep seeing of peoples projected happy lives .
|
|
Philadelphia (CNN)The quadrennial national political conventions are tightly scripted affairs designed to sell the voting public on an idealized version of the party and its candidates for high office.
|
|
Chris Bretherton, an atmospheric scientist and mathematician at the University of Washington, performed some of the first simulations of these clouds combined with idealized climate models in 2013 and 2014.
|
|
The idealized small town is gone, replaced by the dual human urges to separate ourselves from the Other and, at the same time, expect all the comforts of a pasha.
|
|
It's a good starting point for two people to see what their life together could look like, and those idealized views will show people what's important, what their values are.
|
|
My job was to get rid of all the little blemishes of humanity, and as a result I have a very non-idealized view of what naked people look like.
|
|
The line was met with nervous laughter by an audience that recognized the recent fragmentation of the kind of European alliance between Spaniards and Brits that's idealized by the opera.
|
|
Divorced, or more accurately cast aside by his unfaithful wife, he views these idealized, anonymous love letters as the only sort of intimacy he can undertake without fear of failure.
|
|
Learning to anticipate the actual experience of life with an impulse buy, as opposed to the idealized version we have in our heads, is a big factor in staying solvent.
|
|
In public spaces where there would, in other countries, be movie posters on display, there are idealized images of the country's former leaders Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il.
|
|
We can all come up with idealized, perfect policies that maintain the status quo for three months so we can put the hammer down and then dance our way out.
|
|
When you see Puvis's frieze-like oils in pale, fresco tones with idealized figures dressed in the gowns and togas of Ancient Greece, his importance is initially hard to fathom.
|
|
A rom-com implicitly has an idealized world, and part of that is that things are really, really beautiful and don't have the natural flaws that happen in real life.
|
|
The avatars in these images are rarely related to anything about who their posters are; each is just an idealized version of a heightened self, a meme as self-portrait.
|
|
You can learn a lot from someone based on the captions they write, whether they spend 18 minutes filtering out their flaws before posting, how they shape their idealized self.
|
|
This was a backward-looking collective fantasy of an idealized antebellum world in which slavery was so benign it couldn't possibly be counted a major factor in the Civil War.
|
|
We should evaluate its projects individually and hold them to the goal that the broader initiative has set for itself: to build a better future modeled on an idealized past.
|
|
But being in the business of constructing an idealized digital identity — effectively turning your life into a consumer product — can take a serious toll on a person's mental health, too.
|
|
"The premise of the MOPR appears to be based on an idealized vision of markets free from the influence of public policies," since-retired FERC commissioner Norman Bay once wrote.
|
|
These LPs were more about aspirations than music, presenting an idealized vision of postwar home life in the United States, and the culture and travel that should accompany that lifestyle.
|
|
The genius of this story is that it participates in the tradition of idealized romantic love while exposing the hazards of the very kind of thinking engendered by that tradition.
|
|
The dollhouse turns that realm into an idealized space, a corrective to the moral murk of domesticity, unencumbered by the tsoris that seeps through the walls of a real house.
|
|
These propagandistic images are so stylized that they easily portray alternative or idealized realities, suiting a regime whose moral and political imperatives trampled nuances or attempts to capture objective truth.
|
|
That's because these are the moments where, in front of a mirror and surrounded by cosmetics, the manufactured version of a woman collides with the true one and her idealized dream.
|
|
One such simplification was that the proposed object wasn't rotating, and its molecules behave in a sort of idealized way, pointed out Erin Bonning, Director of the Planetarium at Emory University.
|
|
This is a natural continuation of the fascination with the idealized male form that has persisted through all of art history, going back through thousands of years of painting and sculpture.
|
|
The works' titles reference the mythical Aztec city of gold — an idealized notion of utopia that was never fully realized by the Spaniards who colonized that area during the 16th century.
|
|
The structure of Yaa Asantewaa's work was far less strict than Halprin's, and the ground upon which the dancers moved was far more specific and real than Halprin's idealized empty space.
|
|
The result is an idealized image of sexuality and sensuality with which artists continue to engage centuries later — something art historian Andrianna Campbell has suggested that Erizku is well aware of.
|
|
And now here's Moana, a fully rounded character with an idealized yet believable body, flaws that she acknowledges and fights, and a resourcefulness that makes her admirable even when she's failing.
|
|
In the idealized universe of Facebook, Ned can find support for his distorted point of view, a point a view that calls into question the inevitability of limit, loss, and messiness.
|
|
At its most cynical, K-pop is designed to put forward an "idealized Korean modernity" that has proliferated at the expense of social goods like fair labor conditions and mental health.
|
|
Like other artists whose work came to prominence during the rise of Identity Politics, De Bruyckere undermines the idealized body in favor of an imperfect one with noticeable stitches and scars.
|
|
There are several other touches the art team went to great lengths for in order to bring a realness to the city's personality, even if it's an idealized vision of it.
|
|
Going into Polynesia to exorcise his petit-bourgeois trappings, Gauguin imagined a nascent sensual utopia that harks back to an idealized Rousseauian constituency already destroyed by missionaries well before he arrived.
|
|
It's best like this, as an idealized dream; we can look at these messy prototypes and wonder at what might have been, given a little more time, a little more money.
|
|
This is one idealized vision for the future of Willie Cauley-Stein, ruling his kingdom—a rectangular one, painted in a rich and regal shade of purple—with an iron fist.
|
|
For an adult, there's something like dramatic irony inherent in watching a hero of this age: The idealized twelve-year-old boy sees the world in terms of good and evil.
|
|
But the university has obligations, too, to freedom of speech, whose premise, however idealized, is that, in a battle between truth and error, truth, in an open field, will always win.
|
|
While Zappa's protean catalogue can be idealized as an awesome, unitary composition, individual works, for all their raucous energy, can pale in comparison to those of the modernist icons he revered.
|
|
Instead, he is interested in drawing a parallel between some idealized and biased vision of the Mediterranean past and the importance of his own anti-immigration beliefs in the contemporary world.
|
|
Furthermore, this idealized notion of testing ignores the nitty gritty reality that the "only testing that really matters is testing in the real world," as GM President Dan Ammann has noted.
|
|
"It is time that we expose those who glamorize and apologize in the service of Communist, authoritarian, and repressive governments," he declared, criticizing people who nurture "idealized" views of tyrannical regimes.
|
|
TJ: When Newman wrote "The Sublime is Now" in 1948, he believed that the awe-inspiring could be accessed without an idealized European figure at the center of a majestic composition.
|
|
By taking these centuries-old texts as their model of proper Chinese writing, the Han prescribed an idealized language—classical Chinese—that was probably never spoken in day-to-day life.
|
|
For this niche dietary group, then, the notion of "blood and soil" lends itself to an idealized vision of Aryan ethical veganism as part of white people's racial purity and heritage.
|
|
Perhaps that's something that comes from his hometown of Wisconsin, a state that's as close as it's possible to get to an idealized yet still cold image of snow-covered wilderness.
|
|
You surprise yourself this weekend—longing for an idealized intimacy leads to some unexpected developments as your planetary ruler Venus harmonizes with shocking Uranus, mobilizing you to rebel against high expectations.
|
|
For centuries, Raphael's art was idealized as the epitome of perfection, inspiring generations of artists, and the 120 autograph works on display — a mix of paintings and drawings — cement that reputation.
|
|
But we can now see that this may be an overly idealized image of a society in which people feel that they have little in common across ethnic and religious divides.
|
|
It was not a delusion, but rather an imaginative projection of an idealized vision of Japan onto the French landscape, said Nienke Bakker, curator of paintings for the Van Gogh Museum.
|
|
But some, in response to barely believable current events, choose to embrace a fictionalized version of reality, one that harkens back to their idealized version of life before everything went haywire.
|
|
In the book, she points out that Christmas traditions were on the whole Victorian, even into the 1940s, and with candles in trees or roasting chestnuts evoked an idealized old world.
|
|
The set, a faithful recreation of real internment camps, appears claustrophobic and cruel, as if some once-idealized children's summer camp has been distorted and twisted into something ugly and unspeakable.
|
|
Nostalgia is a reliable lure for audiences, and jukebox musicals — whose long-ago pop hits and idealized period design whisk theatergoers back to their younger days — can have very long legs.
|
|
Here's a sort of idealized version of how it looks: "There's a lot of ambiguity in fashion terms and that's definitely a problem," Wooders admitted, but far from an insurmountable one.
|
|
Some aspects of Mr. Nixon's speech even sound quaint today — he included Mexicans and African-Americans in his idealized version of the country and bore no hostility to the foreign-born.
|
|
During Williams' 11-season run on Happy Days — which was set in an idealized version of the 1950s and '60s — he was nominated for a Golden Globe for best supporting actor.
|
|
At a moment of rising anxiety over unequal wealth and social exclusion, there's also a fresh appetite for an aesthetic that, in its idealized form at least, emphasizes austerity and egalitarianism.
|
|
The only way I've found to banish momentarily that shadow of the idealized self is to pay for it to go away — with a Sephora shopping spree or a spin class.
|
|
It embraces the fact that Tesla is a well-known and widely idealized cultural hero at this point, focusing on vignettes that explore particularly interesting and dramatic moments in his life.
|
|
What might, at first glance, look like a creative exercise is actually a work by artist Kate Chow, who intends to highlight society's obsession with clothing sizes and idealized body shapes.
|
|
If I were writing a critical intellectual biography of this guy, Putnam, I would theorize that a lot of what he writes about is a somewhat idealized version of his hometown.
|
|
Escapism has been TV's bread and butter since the medium's inception — not just through overt fantasy or science fiction, but through stories revolving around the idealized lifestyles of the rich and famous.
|
|
Show Me As I Want to Be Seen resists imposed and idealized models of being by probing the self — the unstable, performative essence of humanity — and bringing it to life with art.
|
|
Still, Kushner's idealized conception of government as a business and citizens as consumers of its product is perhaps the cleanest and most accessible explanation of what a depleted "administrative state" would yield.
|
|
This would require more candid and less judgmental communication about these aspects of life and would reflect a move away from the idealized role of the priest as a person without need.
|
|
The burden felt by women of color to bend to mainstream beauty ideals is structurally embedded, with advertisers taking advantage of the image of idealized whiteness to sell products with harmful ingredients.
|
|
Instead, we should judge a Samsung phone on its own merits as a phone, not as stuff bolted on to some idealized "pure" version of the phone that can't really exist anymore.
|
|
The Winner is the ideal athlete, which is a heavy burden when you consider all athletes have become idealized versions of real people—and The Winner is distinct from an amazing athlete.
|
|
The constructed camera is O'Leary's way of giving a group of locals girls, who are bombarded with idealized notions of female beauty in popular culture and magazines, control over their own representation.
|
|
The cowboy — a historical figure, a way of life and livelihood, a symbol of Manifest Destiny, an advertising trope, an idealized version of manhood, and a tragic loner — is no simple symbol.
|
|
Since April, North Korean dictator, Kim Jong Un, has met with South Korean President Moon Jae In and U.S. President Donald Trump to international surprise with idealized goals for denuclearization and peace.
|
|
As a result, he was unable to reach the shutter switch on his thigh (though this didn't prevent later artistic renditions of the event from depicting him in an idealized cameraman pose).
|
|
And perhaps the sentiment of Oracular Spectacular is also slightly outdated: the recklessness portrayed by Skins is no longer idealized, giving way to a dramatic spike in anxiety and value for wellness.
|
|
The idealized lacquered humanoids in the 25th issue of FELT Zine encapsulate 3D artist Jason Ebeyer's belief that everybody, no matter their gender, has a masculine and feminine side to their character.
|
|
The image of the gaucho, a rugged horseman who emerged as an idealized type at the turn of the 20th century, represents the heroic male whose masculinity dominates the land he occupies.
|
|
Sure, the holiday has kinda drifted from an idealized celebration of the mother-child bond to a corporate-driven occasion for mass consumption, but that shouldn't overshadow how important moms fundamentally are.
|
|
"He never idealized anything and described the reality that he saw," conceded Elena Levina, the director of the Turgenev family estate, which reopened to the public in January after lavish renovation work.
|
|
Without ethical judgment, which oftentimes penalizes current art and literary criticism, Lavery painstakingly details how the sometimes idealized and misinformed view of Japan indeed shaped Victorian sensibilities, in both form and content.
|
|
In some of his most enduring hits, recorded during the 1960s and '70s, Mr. Campbell idealized the sweeping melodies and yearning lyrics of Jimmy Webb, often grounded in cities like Galveston, Tex.
|
|
Mr. Perot was a Texas businessman who ran for president twice in the 1990s on a third-party platform that idealized small-town life and tarred Washington as a hotbed of corruption.
|
|
A prime example would be "Weird Science" -- another Hughes film, from 1985 -- in which a couple of dweeby kids literally create an idealized woman (played by model Kelly LeBrock) in a lab.
|
|
Mattel, the company that conquered the doll world by dividing it into idealized Barbies and Kens, is introducing a new line of gender-neutral dolls for boys, girls and children in between.
|
|
Though its floor-plan — forecourt for washing clothes, rectangular living room, steep rear staircase leading to second-story bedrooms — mirrors the shikumen home in the Xintiandi museum, it lacked its idealized glamour.
|
|
In "Colored," a 25 work, he and two other dancers portray the way black bodies are both idealized and demonized, and how they are perceived in dance, especially by predominantly white audiences.
|
|
Small, austere, self-sufficient, fiercely patriotic, and defiantly un-cosmopolitan, it was as much an idealized vision of an ancient political community as the Islamic State caliphate is to radical Islamists today.
|
|
Beads hang down from Lee's futuristic city, which is supposed to represent an idealized depiction of landscapes from the East while the top half of the sculpture references cityscapes of the West.
|
|
But even if democracies are not designed for direct popular rule, democracy is often idealized as being exactly that, making it nearly impossible for British leaders to justify ignoring the 2016 vote.
|
|
Amin Maalouf's thoughtful libretto explores the various ways in which the Western tradition of idealized romantic love (think Petrarch) wreaks havoc on the lives of the men and women beholden to it.
|
|
Even if competitive athletes are moved by the images in the Brooks holiday catalog, they may subliminally reject the product because they don't recognize their idealized selves in the campaign, Reed said.
|
|
Meanwhile, the visuals consist of a Web 1.0 rendering of a busy metropolis, gross in its idealized cleanliness; in it, almost faceless, bots bustle about and trample each other in algorithmic harmony.
|
|
Stranger Things may have found the limits of its conceit, or maybe even the limits of slavish devotion to the idealized cinematic childhoods so many of us remember, but never actually lived.
|
|
Brancusi was focused on the idealized form, the purest expression of a thing, while Simpson is interested in garments and architecture — what we use to protect ourselves against the elements and others.
|
|
The artist, who trained as a graphic designer, confirmed in an interview that a four-year period spent in Italy exposed her to the idealized representations of womanhood by the likes of Botticelli.
|
|
Kahraman's mysterious creatures may reside behind a resolute mask, their idealized bodies offset by an adolescent brooding that keeps them safely tucked away (or are they trapped?) in a world we cannot access.
|
|
Three movies coming out — Beautiful Boy, Ben Is Back, and Boy Erased — each offer a different take on the idealized white suburban son whose parents fail to see him as he really is.
|
|
We end up with an idealized portrait of Black fatherhood, which doesn't provide insights into how one gets through the muck and mire of daily life to find the joy we see here.
|
|
It's a little unsettling to think about where this kind of automated filtering could lead — a world where we're all just idealized versions of ourselves — but that's kind of where we already are.
|
|
The taboo-confronting ethos of both movements, where irreverence is idealized and often weaponized, enables some of their members to style themselves as oppressed outsiders—despite often being relatively privileged straight white men.
|
|
Mr. Sembène flashes back to the lively, dusty streets of Dakar, but he was never one to promote an idealized or sentimental picture of Senegal, or to refrain from criticizing its postcolonial governments.
|
|
Given that these are prop replicas, rather than idealized versions of the items as they may exist in the Star Wars universe, they also ended up revealing some behind-the-scenes movie magic.
|
|
Dressen certainly misses his idealized life, but Crouch never fully fleshes out his wife Daniela, son Charlie, or fellow escapee Amanda to the point where we really can empathize with any of them.
|
|
Just as The Unwomanly Face of War undid patriarchal narratives about war, so too does Last Witnesses revise the idealized vision of a patriotic childhood that permeates post-Soviet nostalgia to this day.
|
|
By the time we were married, I was eager to introduce Evan to Montana, a place I had idealized since college, where I had a close friend from the resort town of Whitefish.
|
|
It's clear that "selfie dysmorphia," as described by dermatologists and plastic surgeons, is more than just wanting to look like an idealized version of yourself, so easily accessible with filters and retouching apps.
|
|
Diderot has such an engaging aura in his writing that an idealized Fragonard portrait of a reader at work—open collar, wigless, bright-eyed and wry—was, until 2012, falsely identified as Diderot.
|
|
Kerry James Marshall's "Untitled" is an idealized portrait of a black female painter combining high finish with three instances of unfinishedness; it looks beautiful next to one of Warhol's paint-by-numbers canvases.
|
|
After Gone with the Wind—a highly lauded 1939 film that idealized and whitewashed life on a Southern plantation around the Civil War—white-owned restaurants capitalized on this imagined history, Edge said.
|
|
Cooking shows, home improvement TV, these kinds of formats that promise a more idealized life, a perfect life where you can form your identity based on the objects that you surround yourself with.
|
|
That's how this writer feels anyway, and one period in recent art history that I've idealized more than any other is what was going down in New York between say, 1977 and 1982.
|
|
Members of the new middle class covet government employment, which still remains a mark of status, but such work does not provide sufficient income to sustain their idealized level of middle-class consumption.
|
|
They speak, without any hint of irony, of this elaborately conceived setup as an idealized version of the dating scene, a positive alternative to the comparably shallow act of swiping right or left.
|
|
The ones who work with Village Marketing — mostly stylish young women who are paid to promote products on Instagram — have amassed huge followings with images that capture an idealized version of daily life.
|
|
" The majority of the sculptures in the installation depict animals that are either idealized or anthropomorphized, like the fox that has pinned a rabbit flat to the plinth in "Deadly Force (The Predatory).
|
|
Increasingly widely available since the eighteenth century, they encourage visions of a particular kind of idealized traditional family life, making the Queen Anne architecture of Monika's dollhouse the perfect container for its contents.
|
|
Despite a national unemployment rate of 3.7 percent, about the lowest it's been in 50 years, many young adults lack job prospects that mesh with their idealized vision of the post-college world.
|
|
In this comically idealized setting, it's just a matter of time before each of the mogwai prohibitions has been broken, with grotesque results that nearly destroy Kingston Falls as well as the movie.
|
|
Will they laugh when Billy Peltzer, the film's idealized, intentionally dopey, 20-year-old hero, is threatened by a gremlin with a chainsaw and then stabbed by a gremlin with a spear gun?
|
|
" Even if well-intentioned, he said, benevolent sexism has been shown to correlate with hostile sexism, with threats to women "who don't fit the idealized mold of women as pure, faithful and compliant.
|
|
The Westerners in his article are presented as operating in an idealized environment, one devoid of the gritty institutional challenges to development in Africa, such as local politics, government accountability, and legal empowerment.
|
|
With so much pressure via the media and social media to fit an idealized, and often impossible, beauty standard, it's hardly a surprise so many men and women are uncomfortable with their bodies.
|
|
"I didn't see anybody who looked like me, have any representation of people who were thriving as a queer woman of color within the boundaries of this idealized, longstanding American dream," she said.
|
|
Imagined Places presents the works of Japanese artists who relied on earlier Chinese landscape conventions and the mind's eye to create idealized bucolic scenes of distant mountains, wind-swept pines, and still water.
|
|
With large silk screen-like posters of past East Village icons made to look their idealized best — Kerouac before he ever touched a bottle, Patti Smith when she actually was just a kid.
|
|
It may seem like we're not even close to such a scenario in which masses willingly drop out of the real world and opt to live as their idealized selves in a shared reality.
|
|
Some arguments—that this would serve as a catalyst for sex trafficking—are more misguided than others—that modeling these machines in the image of an idealized, sexualized woman is dehumanizing to all women.
|
|
Is it more democratic to rely on a three year old vote based on what an idealized Brexit might offer, or to have a vote based on what we know it does actually entail?
|
|
But when all of it recedes, we'll be left with products that are smaller and better than before, and closer than ever to the idealized form of the technology we've all been waiting for.
|
|
In fact, there are so many market failures in energy, one almost wonders whether beginning with an idealized market and working backward through its "failures" is a fruitful way to approach policy thinking. Hmm.
|
|
Between these two competing sensibilities, wellness-obsessed performance addicts spend their days staring at idealized portraits of the values they imagine for themselves—as supplied by the influencer gurus of Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube.
|
|
With the exception of medical soaps like Grey's Anatomy and period dramas like Downton Abbey, on TV pregnancy is often idealized and treated like an experience that everyone goes through in the same way.
|
|
Perhaps because it reflects a season not lived by people in California, the image is less a document and more an idealized remembrance of a past time, a nostalgic fantasy of good old days.
|
|
On dating apps, users create an even more idealized image, with a hyper-specific purpose of showcasing their absolute best self to potential mates (or flings), asking for the approval of a right swipe.
|
|
As when critics lashed out against idealized images of "heroin chic" in the early 1990s, some have voiced concern that fashion houses are encouraging potentially hazardous behaviors by glamorizing models who are rail-thin.
|
|
Among the choicest loans is a collection of works on silk by Jeong Seon, an 18th-century artist who revolutionized Korean painting by depicting real local landscapes, rather than Chinese vistas or idealized visions.
|
|
In reality, Kim I outsourced the creation of his memoirs to a team of propaganda novelists who drew upon revolutionary novels and films to produce an idealized (and highly fictional) account of his life.
|
|
Historians disagree about Lee's ultimate views on slavery, but he became a powerful symbol of the "Lost Cause," an idealized postwar characterization in the former Confederacy of the antebellum South and the war itself.
|
|
While golf, tennis, and swimming were idealized as the appropriate sports for female athletes, boxing and wrestling remained on the fringes, practiced primarily by eccentrics or women who had no social status to lose.
|
|
This idealized image is reinforced by the almost dreamlike scene when Lori arrives at her hotel room, sans C.C., and steps onto a balcony facing the Hollywood Hills, warm breeze blowing through her hair.
|
|
As Ms. Adamczak argues, this is because most communist criticisms of capitalism take one idealized aspect of capitalist society and pit it against the others, unwittingly perpetuating the framework communism sets out to abolish.
|
|
But this unease can be sublimated into an idealized vision of the city, achieved by bringing in a more diverse array of New Yorkers while extinguishing the class differences that sometimes exist between them.
|
|
On the plus side, the movie would have had a decidedly happier ending; but to the contrary, Leo dying in the frigid water to save Rose really does bolster our idealized interpretation of chivalry.
|
|
The idealized versions of things that exist only in our heads, jutting out into our psyches just enough so that we see that they're there but not what they actually are, always seem perfect.
|
|
They are images that subtly seek to question why a body tends to pose before a camera lens, presenting a performance of an idealized version of self and family that doesn't necessarily reflect reality.
|
|
Both groups of kids set out to look for a corpse, and along the way, they become each other's emotional support, with all the idealized intensity and simplicity Stephen King always puts into evoking childhood.
|
|
Gilda is informed by Lucille Ball and the idealized women of the late 50s and early 60s, but her happy housewife demeanor is as much a façade as the Lee press-on nails she wears.
|
|
Anyone who has children knows that parenting is a complex, emotionally charged daily balance of individual personalities and needs; it is shaped by time and resource constraints as much as it is by idealized values.
|
|
Such a detailed memory might take shape in the mind's eye as something akin to the gleaming, idealized rooms fabricated by Susan Leopold — spare, tiny spaces shining with the cold brightness of a refrigerator light.
|
|
It is racist and sexist, yes, and also reinforces concerns among Trump supporters over radical politics — his base wants to go back to their version of an idealized past, not jump into a socialist future.
|
|
His face, under a shower of powdery white light, is idealized but not stereotyped, and effects a powerful sense of a careworn man determined to do right by one of the world's weirdest parenting arrangements.
|
|
But Ford admits that Bernard, like all hosts, is an idealized and romanticized representation of humanity — "more just, more noble" — and when put up against the cruelty of real people, will almost always be destroyed.
|
|
In its most idealized form, political speech is an effort at persuasion-- and even in its mundane form, it respects the fact that our democracy is founded on the principle of Consent of the Governed.
|
|
Evans' performance is clearly about physical labor, and specifically about women's work, the labor that they do to maintain a hold on an idealized notion of womanhood, particularly while enduring the duress of stressful tasks.
|
|
Despite its idealized progressive politics and culture, Finland lacks representational media for women of color and is far behind countries like the United States, a place that already severely underrepresents its black and brown populations.
|
|
Throughout his campaign and first six months in the White House, Trump has spoken of the past -- his slogan, "Make American Great Again," states explicitly his desire to return to some idealized version of it.
|
|
Plus, it would be truly shocking if Jon and Dany's idealized relationship proved just as harmful as all the political unions that came before it, perhaps paving the way for a true democracy in Westeros.
|
|
The temptation is to just give each image a perfect sky, but then what's the point of taking a photo if I'm going to turn it into some idealized simulacrum through Google's infinitely powerful tools?
|
|
In fact, the shillelagh was emblematic of the toughness of Irish, and evolved, as a symbol, into the formation of what would be known as "Shillelagh Law," an idealized representation of Irish patriotism and strength.
|
|
But Helga Rabl-Stadler and Sven-Eric Bechtolf, the festival's organizers, write in the program that dreams can offer not just escape and consolation, but also idealized visions of how things could be upon waking.
|
|
"Decades of Gatorade commercials weren't lying about sweat as key signifier of an idealized 'hustle,'" offered Dan Chamberlain at the Cut, noting that O'Rourke had, as of mid-October, raised $38.1 million in three months.
|
|
While miniatures have long had their enthusiasts, this new generation of dollhouse makers is turning to idealized contemporary homes at a time when the real-life version is increasingly out of reach for many Americans.
|
|
LILY DALE, N.Y. — It was the last Friday in June, and this tiny community of pocket-size cottages, their white picket fences festooned with climbing roses, was performing an idealized version of small-town Americana.
|
|
The violent backstory is part of what Nguyen is responding to, transforming this image of idealized beauty into a wild-haired Cyclops: she is the Other — a disquieting, exotic figure who is anything but compliant.
|
|
Read her obituary here They were idealized images of an idyllic life: giant backlit photographs in Grand Central Terminal that served as a long-running, commuter-eyeball-grabbing advertising campaign for the Eastman Kodak Company.
|
|
But herein is the strange wonder of Bhutan: Being there, even with a guide whose job it is to show you an idealized version of the place, is like being immersed in a fairy tale.
|
|
Sports don't exactly mirror life, but there's a significant philosophical value here, too, with the Raptors inching closer to their idealized selves and continuing to try against the grain of logic or odds or circumstance.
|
|
Perhaps as an inadvertent side effect of this aesthetic house-cleaning, it served as a kind of erasure, wiping away history, and offering its adopters a new slate after the war for an idealized vision.
|
|
The range is extraordinary: The exhibition opens with Mikhail Nesterov's giant painting of religious Russians, "The Heart of the People," and continues through the idealized peasants of Zinaida Serebryakova and Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, and the decidedly non-idealized peasants of Boris Grigoriev; the sumptuous aristocratic sitting rooms of Stanislav Zhukovsky; the brilliant scenes of Jewish life by Marc Chagall; and on through cityscapes, portraits, self-portraits and still lifes until we get to the avant-garde works of Kazimir Malevich, Aleksandr Rodchenko and Lyubov Popova.
|
|
For some readers, these changes meant that Ms. Lee had whitewashed the past in "Mockingbird," creating a phony, idealized portrait of the small-town South that suggested racism was largely confined to a few ignorant haters.
|
|
The particular style of anime that often pops up on the alt-right is the most heavily stylized and idealized versions of Japanese animation, where the characters are utterly denuded of any connection to biological reality.
|
|
More beautiful, more successful, and more powerful than we are, personalities on the public stage — whether actors, athletes, or captains of industry — carry those projections for us, and that link connects us to their idealized world.
|
|
Theirs make for some of the most gut-wrenching moments in the film, as Meg starts to better understand him not just as her idealized yet distant father, but as a fellow flesh-and-blood human.
|
|
Lorenz identified three properties of the system corresponding roughly to how fast convection was happening in the idealized beaker, how the temperature varied from side to side, and how the temperature varied from top to bottom.
|
|
Basically, one half of it starts drawing random stuff, which is then presented to the other half, which then holds a model of a sort of idealized image abstracted away from all of the training images.
|
|
The party appealed to a long-running, old-fashioned nationalist streak in Austrian culture: The nationalist Burschenschaften, or fraternities, promote an idealized memory of a purified Teutonic past, heavy with anti-Semitism and pro-Nazi sentiment.
|
|
By the end of last season, he'd discovered that he was fsociety's enigmatic leader Mr. Robot, and the charismatic character who'd drawn him into the plot was just a hallucinated, idealized version of his deceased father.
|
|
The story entwines the tale of Eve's expulsion from the Garden of Eden with a dream episode from the Chinese opera "The Peony Pavilion," in which a woman imagines an erotic encounter with an idealized lover.
|
|
If our sexual desires were biologically programmed to advance the species, then shouldn't we have evolved to the point at which women with broad shoulders and waists were seen as the most idealized form of femininity?
|
|
Some of what she found in her study is admittedly pretty unsurprising: Military and veteran gamers often see game avatars as idealized versions of themselves, embodying a mythic goal for their own performance or self-image.
|
|
I suppose I work with addressing the reality of the situation while playing out idealized fantasies that one's desire might be truly personal and that those desires could be valued outside of the construct of validation.
|
|
SETH COLTER WALLS Like Caravaggio before her, the Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi knew how to build scenes of taut drama with far-from-idealized figures crammed into a constricted pictorial space and bathed in harsh light.
|
|
In "House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home, New Series" (2004-8), Ms. Rosler, as she had in those earlier works, pasted images of apparently distant violence into idealized pictures of the home of an American family.
|
|
" Alexandra R. Lash, a clinical psychologist in Portland, Me., has concerns that watching too much of this kind of role-play may cause an "unrealistic and idealized perspective of what a partner can or should be.
|
|
It was reinforced in pop culture — from the "heroic" night riders of "The Birth of a Nation" to the idealized white manhood of western gunslingers like John Wayne and Clint Eastwood — as well as in politics.
|
|
This outlook was also taken up by the Southern Agrarians, a group of writers who idealized the slave South as a bastion of manly virtue in contrast to the commercialism and individualism of the industrial North.
|
|
Nerby is studying the timing and path toward his definition of an "idealized future state" for the bank, which he defines as 5.4 billion euros ($6.4 billion) in annual profit and 30 billion euros in revenue.
|
|
There's this idealized view of child care, which is like every kid should be in his own cornucopia wonderland of hands-on tutoring and supervision, and then there's real life — busy mom, busy dad, TV set.
|
|
The proposal that finally got off the ground was a giant mall named Xanadu, an "idealized place of great magnificence and beauty," and also the title of a 1980 film, a musical fantasy starring Olivia Newton-John.
|
|
Even in Rome, the innovative energy generated by Annibale Carracci and Caravaggio earlier in the century was dissipating; in Florence, painting had calcified into a pompous, idealized naturalism that relied heavily on lush flesh and plentiful drapery.
|
|
A lot of things that aren't idealized, or that we are made to feel insecure about growing up, are actually what makes us human and gives us compassion, whether we notice it at the time or not.
|
|
It's one at once idealized, yet also steeped in orientalism—the idea of a mysterious martial arts master who transcends good and bad, gaining cheers and fame for merely being so good that nobody can ignore it.
|
|
The loud and reputation-destroying method of political activism, the story suggests, encourages us to live in a fake world of idealized symbols, rather than a reality structured by experience, where things are ambiguous and people change.
|
|
In the nineteen-twenties, the poet Antoni Slonimski wrote, in Polish, a poem in which he asserted his dual love of a still gestating Israel and of Poland, merged into the image of a single idealized woman.
|
|
The poet's idealized vision of honest farmers and shepherds working in rural simplicity was influential, some scholars believe, in shaping the Founders' vision of the new republic as one in which an agricultural majority should hold power.
|
|
But the sort of world Objects in Space (And other works of less-idealized sci-fi, like The Expanse) purports—a flawed, fucked up world where there are decent folks doing their best—finds a stronger foothold.
|
|
The American Revolution is the reason for the season, but most Americans know little about how it actually went down beyond some vague notions of tossing tea into a harbor and idealized myths about the founding fathers.
|
|
But like "Dunkirk," it falls back on an idealized notion of the English character that feels, in present circumstances, less nostalgic than downright reactionary, and as empty as those ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On" internet memes.
|
|
Such was not the case for women, who tended to be idealized in accordance with the norms of the period — although inscriptions and known mannerisms often identified the image with an individual rather than a social type.
|
|
There are many real benefits to increasing diversity (different species may be able to colonize previously inaccessible planets, for example), but as your empire grows more complex, it is easy to yearn for a simple, idealized past.
|
|
At this juncture in Russian history, neither the state, nor the church, nor much of society has managed to come up with anything close to a unified interpretation of an event so brutally destructive and ruthlessly idealized.
|
|
And when it comes to the hidebound world of presidential debates, the combination of "idealized discourse" and "revered tradition" is basically enough to guarantee that moderators will treat this election — and these candidates — just like any other.
|
|
This show pulled me in because it typifies the hyperbolized, idealized images our popular culture projects through the mediums of showrooms, televisions, magazine covers, and the like, while providing aspirational templates for what a home should be.
|
|
In their health system, they have tried to build an idealized version of managed competition, the same ethos that has informed US health care reforms from health maintenance organizations in the 1980s to the Affordable Care Act.
|
|
Mr. Mikhailovsky said that he didn't consider either artist to be a pure example of Socialist Realism, the idealized style imposed on artists by Stalin after Lenin's death in 1924, which demanded positive depictions of Soviet life.
|
|
But before she becomes official, Yennefer voluntarily undergoes a painful magical procedure to alter her physical appearance, and the shy, insecure girl of yesterday is soon replaced with an idealized version of herself, driven with political ambition.
|
|
Jay rides to the rescue of his younger girl cousins and his whole sad family, but he gets so many things wrong and has to learn real truths instead of relying on his idealized version of events.
|
|
While Christian nationalism was only one of many forms of nationalism on display in Charlottesville, Christian nationalism is, as ever, a fundamentally white phenomenon, rooted in a mythic privileging of the idealized past of "white," great America.
|
|
Both the original drawings and those in Imaginary Friend were inspired by her experiences as a young girl watching films like Pretty Woman and Frankenhooker (1990), another film in which the main character is an idealized prostitute.
|
|
In a major address during anti-bullying week in the U.K. on Thursday, he spoke about trolling in cyberspace, the rise in fake news and the difficulties young people face when seeing idealized lives portrayed on social media.
|
|
Just as watching mainstream porn — with its idealized and often unrealistic body standards — may not be great for self-esteem, it makes sense that observing average bodies (frolicking in nature, nonetheless!) may work wonders to achieve the opposite.
|
|
However the Dubai musical, which ran for four days at Sheikh Rashid Hall, adopts a more traditional form of celebrating family rule, showing an idealized Arab leader as a poet and horseman, both highly prized skills among Arabs.
|
|
"What this deal shows is a huge gulf has now opened up between the lavish promises of an idealized Brexit that were made during the referendum campaign versus the paltry reality of this deal," he told Sky News.
|
|
The suburbs, especially the idealized, impossible communities of the late '50s in Suburbicon and early '60s in The Shape of Water, are what's meant to come to mind when someone talks about wanting to Make America Great Again.
|
|
Switch Lite makes some crucial changes that I suspect Nintendo knows are reflective of how a lot of people actually use the Switch, regardless of what the aspirational, idealized Switch customer does in Nintendo's ads and promo materials.
|
|
Some of the anecdotes are reminiscent of Party mythology about heroes who selflessly work for others - such as Lei Feng, an idealized soldier of the Mao Zedong era who was upheld as a model citizen after his death.
|
|
For the time being, Bradford has laid claim to a specific place mere steps from the National Mall, a space that in its idealized form is meant to signify national unity or, at bare minimum, respectful civic coexistence.
|
|
But amid all the chocolates, candlelit dinners, and diamond rings, here's one image of idealized love you're unlikely to see: an adoring husband kissing his wife goodbye as she heads out for a romantic date with her boyfriend.
|
|
By using idealized photographs from Ivanka's own social media accounts, dear_ivanka addresses the businesswoman and former model from the voices of groups her father has marginalized such as survivors of sexual assault, women seeking abortions and American Muslims.
|
|
The drastic move of women away from the home and into the workplace that occurred in the 1970s seemed to upend the nuclear family, the domestic arrangement on which much of America's idealized vision of itself was founded.
|
|
The rooms at the Public feel like an idealized version of a sanitarium: you step inside and only the bare essentials are there, and floor-to-ceiling windows with sheer curtains give the space a sense of serenity.
|
|
Not Mattel was his answer, in a ruling in which he listed a series of errors made by the lower court, including its finding that the features of an idealized female body were ideas that anyone could own.
|
|
Universality and idealized notions of beauty, particularly those that center Europe and White subjects, have long gone out of favor for many in the arts, even as they remain stubbornly present in art museums and art history courses.
|
|
Peaches idealized a pure rock band sound which certainly did not include a keyboard, while Gonzales was coming from completely different area of music, one of jazz fusion, "Brainy Music," as he refers to it in the video.
|
|
"She places herself in the very foreground of this very iconic vista in the Sierras, and you can see she has manipulated the image in the darkroom to create this idealized representation of female beauty," Ms. Wolfe said.
|
|
To be permitted to hear the thickly stacked, honeyed gospel of "Wade in the Water," while simultaneously watching those idealized, muscular arms — in every shade of brown — slowly rise and assume the shape of so many ancient amphoras!
|
|
He spoke to Hyperallergic about growing up in Chile during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, reckoning with the troubling histories of beautiful landscapes, and reconciling the idealized American Dream with the realities of life as an undocumented person.
|
|
The movie is a depiction of another kind of society — where a tree is not a tree, but a magical being; where a queen is not an idealized symbol of feminine power, but an actual (and flawed!) ruler.
|
|
Having hypothetical director's cuts and theories about why they've been locked away are a way for disappointed fans to maintain their headcanons—idealized, personalized, in-universe dreams, kept perfect by the fact that they'll never have to exist.
|
|
"People come and always want to know what size something is," said McClendon, who organized the exhibition "The Body: Fashion and Physique," about the history of the idealized body type in fashion, which is on display until May.
|
|
But in an age of large-scale market distortion driven in part by the consumption taxes of our foreign competitors, why should American companies like mine be unilaterally disadvantaged because of misplaced fealty to an idealized tax system?
|
|
The fashion designer, played by Daniel Day-Lewis, turns drawings into drama, manipulating color and movement and the human form to construct a material object that is also artificial, idealized and fantastical — a commodity that impersonates a dream.
|
|
She added that while tens of thousands of South Korean women protested illicit filming in a half-dozen rallies in 2018, some women were still surprised by the allegations because they contradicted the idealized image of pop idols.
|
|
"Everyone's nursing journey is different and it's not this beautiful idealized portrayal we see it as; it's really hard work," McFaull said, adding that older parents who had to "hide" breastfeeding have been particularly responsive to the shirts.
|
|
Ferris himself is kind of this idealized version of a teenager who's hardly even a person and more just a force that affects all the other characters, so the room is really the ultimate representation of a teenager's room.
|
|
Computer engineers would love for this whole pyramid to just collapse into one idealized form of memory that would be fast enough to serve as main/system memory, as inexpensive as disc storage, and as nonvolatile as disc storage.
|
|
Like The Sandlot, the film relies on a narrator looking back at an important time in their life; something a little dreamy and idealized, filled with big, memorable characters and a small world that feels huge in the moment.
|
|
Returning to Jaguar's idealized millennial family, I don't suppose they'll mind those restrictions too much while their offspring are growing up — and there's always the F-Pace and Jaguar's luxury limos to upsell them to later on in life.
|
|
However, critics argue that this supposedly more civil age in politics should not be idealized — because it was in fact dominated by white men who were happy to minimize or trade away nonwhite voters' concerns to retain political power.
|
|
"Even in the United States and other free nations, some journalists, academics, public officials and saddest of all, young people, have developed and promulgated idealized, warped views of tyrannical regimes," General McMaster said this week at the Atlantic Council.
|
|
And it's hard not to wonder whether portraying an extremely idealized version of the criminal justice system will give women faith in the actual system that we already know has a tendency to fail those who need it most.
|
|
Both idealized by Lawson (in their physical beauty) and pathologized by the culture (as symbols of violence or fear), they are largely liberated from the kinds of domestic circumstance and context in which Lawson tends to frame her women.
|
|
And the new run of "Star Trek" movies builds on the original's multiculturalism, presenting an idealized and mostly harmonious workplace where differences are respected and the hot buttons of race, gender and sexuality remain for the most part unpushed.
|
|
Listening to statehood supporters in Puerto Rico, vociferously defending in Spanish an idealized version of admission to the union that seems firmly rooted in fantasy, whereby they purport to sell a type of socialist-redistributionist-of-wealth economic system.
|
|
Baghurst feels that everyone—friend, coach, trainer, therapist—has a responsibility to look out for the warning signs of muscle dysmorphia: a preoccupation with muscularity, a distorted self-image, body dissatisfaction, and an obsession with an idealized body type.
|
|
As the true patriot is engaged with his entire, modern, contemporary society, rather than an idealized historical version of it, the true gamer is heartened by variety and possibility—video games' potential and breadth, rather than a status quo.
|
|
Brandon Nichols: The intent of this project was finding a link from a variety of sculptures that exhibit common humanist qualities (the heroic, the idealized, the romantic, etc.) and tie it into this newer concept of the post-human.
|
|
Even Philip's stamp collection becomes a symbol of what's been lost: tiny portraits of the wide world and of America's idealized past brought into one book, as America is slamming the door on that world and renouncing those ideals.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Author and professor Grace Lavery could not have picked a catchier and more alluring title than Quaint, Exquisite for her recently released book about Victorian aesthetics and the way Victorian intellectuals idealized Japan.
|
|
One of the core problems with monologuing is that you risk inventing (even if accidentally) an idealized version of yourself, creating a high — but fictional — bar you'll fail to clear over and over for the rest of the relationship.
|
|
From the top of her egg-shaped, doll-like head, so idealized it's practically inhuman, to the blunt exposure of her sex, rendered as simply and honestly as the medium allows, she's an unresolvable contest of fantasy and reality.
|
|
"So often leading roles are perceived by writers, directors and producers as physically idealized, leaving little room for inventive ways of portraying them," said David Rubin, a casting director and Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences board member.
|
|
Like Romanticism, Steampunk, which evolved in the late 1980s out of a fascination with Victorian science fiction, was fueled by an idealized conception of earlier times, in this case the late 19th century, when industry was powered by steam.
|
|
Paul Krapivsky of Boston University and Sidney Redner of the Santa Fe Institute decided to build their analysis around an idealized parking lot with a single row (a semi-infinite line), and they focused on three basic parking strategies.
|
|
Though there is no single definition of butoh, Hijikata envisioned it as a rejection of Japanese traditions, such as Noh and Kabuki, prioritizing the sensory over the intellectual, earthbound gestures over transcendent ones, and marginalized bodies over idealized proportions.
|
|
This is exactly where rigid, inflexible rules may be worse than what an idealized regulator would pursue but maybe a whole lot better than what a regulator who is actually responding to big campaign contributors is likely to do.
|
|
In terms of limitations, Bakarat said his team made a number of assumptions in the study, including the presence of only a single bubble, that the bubble is perfectly spherical, that the joint has an idealized, common shape, among others.
|
|
Alexis Nedd, Senior Entertainment Reporter: Legally Blonde 3 needs to account for the fact that while Elle is a wonderful character, it also represents a very idealized notion of white femininity that was revolutionary at the time but needs an update.
|
|
And that becomes the takeaway of these movies, which are not the first, freshest, or most resonant ones to delve into drug addiction or the suffering caused by bigotry, but are sideways takes on the idea of the idealized son.
|
|
What we do "know" is largely idealized: Farmers work long hours, the work is backbreaking, they are the best, most salt-of-the-earth people, and they deserve all the praise, because they're a big part of America's economic backbone.
|
|
Coming off the heels of yesterday's post detailing a project to build his own home AI, Mark Zuckerberg is back today with a goofy proof-of-concept video showing off an idealized version of how his Jarvis system actually works.
|
|
While the artists have distinct styles, each practiced some form of plein-air painting in an outdoor studio, enabled by the newly portable paint tubes and their innovative synthetic colors, to quickly immortalize an idealized and ephemeral scene of American nature.
|
|
While she contemplates the choices she's made to get where she is — those choices neither idealized nor condemned — Andrea watches as her brother and sister-in-law struggle under the weight of caring for a baby with a terminal illness.
|
|
Meanwhile, across those seven seasons, with more women in the mix, The Big Bang Theory has allowed Penny to evolve from being Leonard's elusive, idealized crush-object to becoming a human being as flawed and funny as her brainier pals.
|
|
The front of the packaging shows an idealized heteronormative scenario in which a family is shown hanging out at a public park—mom with baby bottle, of course—while a cyclist and hot dog vendor make an appearance as well.
|
|
The papier-mâché dummy is a caricature of compliance, embodying the idealized black man of the white hegemony's imagination, or seen through the white supremacist's window: a black life that matters only insomuch as it serves as entertainment and effigy.
|
|
Does the prospect of scrolling through an endless cascade of social media posts — many idealized, humble-bragging or attention seeking — by everyone you know, and some you merely follow, seem healthier for you today than it did a year ago?
|
|
Then I'll be left with nothing but memories of the people that I actually knew, rather than the semi-anonymous, idealized representations of the matches that didn't work out, looking back at me from the other side of a smartphone screen.
|
|
But it's possible the idealized version of motherhood will always exist in some form, because you can't fully accept what it's like to care for an infant until you have one squalling in your arms in the middle of the night.
|
|
The "2026" installation focuses on presenting an idealized vision of black masculinity 10 years into the future, by challenging current heteronormative attitudes to self-expression through fashion (although these are increasingly dissolving, if current catwalk trends are anything to go by).
|
|
Ruth Bernstein, the co-founder of YARD, an ad agency known for its fashion campaigns, said she was advising American companies that sell overseas to move away from marketing an idealized version of America, because it no longer feels authentic.
|
|
And the way they set out to achieve those goals is to climb into gross slabs of metal, machines that at once mock the human form yet also stand in as idealized bodies—cold, powerful extensions of a pilot's will.
|
|
Published by The Saturday Evening Post in 1943, the images depict an idealized vision of society: Citizens assembling at a town hall, worshippers closing their eyes in prayer, relatives gathered around the Thanksgiving table and parents tucking their children into bed.
|
|
There are mystically blissful episodes, like the mostly tranquil sixth movement, "Garden of Love's Sleep," in which the orchestra plays the recurring love theme in glowing strings and dense yet transparent chords, as the piano offers strands of delicate idealized birdsong.
|
|
In Sing Street, it's a poignant moment that blurs the line between fantasy and reality, so again, it leaves you questioning whether or not it's one of the videos for his idealized life that Conor's making up in his head.
|
|
A lot of "Shirley Temple" feels like a dream sequence in the shape of a weird, idealized musical, with Warhol imagining himself as Temple, a rosy tint applied to his own childhood, until Temple tries to take his life over outright.
|
|
Since she created her blog Unpacified in 2016, Leslie Bruce has amassed a loyal following through her aims to pull back the curtain on glossy idealized versions of motherhood and share the beautiful truths: from sleepless nights to nagging guilt.
|
|
As Ms. Widdows notes, the beauty ideal is so pervasive that it is internalized in many women, who are haunted by idealized visions of their own bodies — fantasies of how they might look after undergoing extreme diets or cosmetic procedures.
|
|
"Friends'" appeal was in its highly idealized depiction of the stages of encroaching maturity, from first jobs to first serious relationships — likely one of the reasons for its sustained popularity among adolescents curious to glimpse what their futures might be.
|
|
A 1929 portrait of a printer by Dix, whose art would be purged from German museums, sits uncomfortably close to a society portrait by Herbert von Reyl-Hanisch, who would go on to paint idealized Aryans to promote the 1936 Olympics.
|
|
"We hope that the people who think this Wonder Woman stuff is cool are going to want to have it on their walls when we sell it," said Mr. Whitaker, pointing out the superhero overtones of an idealized hermaphroditic body.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Belle Époque-era Paris is often remembered for its thriving demi-monde, thanks to visual and literary culture that idealized the so-called vie bohème, which blatantly scoffed at how the stiff middle classes lived.
|
|
The 55-year-old professor at the University of Montreal, who sports bushy gray hair and eyebrows, says deep learning works well in idealized situations but won't come close to replicating human intelligence without being able to reason about causal relationships.
|
|
To make matters worse, if you want to predict tomorrow's weather you need to anchor those equations to the earth as it is now, rather than to some idealized model of the globe that you'd find in a physics class.
|
|
Disney+ has fully prohibited other films from its platform, including "Song of the South," which depicted a former slave's idealized life, and "Commando Duck," which cast Donald Duck as a mechanism for World War II propaganda, the New York Times notes.
|
|
Instead of her idealized vision, one of her first encounters with Morehouse men was at a fraternity party where one threw her over his shoulder, placed his head between her legs and simulated oral sex while squeezing her thighs and bottom.
|
|
But this gives him an idealized, airbrushed image of Hinduism and India, which he views en saffron, the color of the robes of ascetics and hence originally a symbol of ascetic Hinduism — but nowadays an emblem of right-wing, nationalist Hinduism.
|
|
"It's more important for evangelical voters that Trump is fighting for an idealized, white Christian, conservative America," said Dan Cox, research director at the Public Religion Research Institute, a nonpartisan organization that researches the intersection of religion, culture and public policy.
|
|
They are images of Roach's parents as an idealized couple against constructed backdrops that evoke his grandfather's painting and his father's party photography, and the artist calls them "happy images" that explore what it means to force an idyllic scene.
|
|
Before Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux designed Central Park, forming vistas with steam-powered digging tools and meticulously planting trees with wheeled machines, 1830s planners turned this glacier-carved hill overlooking the New York Harbor into an idealized version of nature.
|
|
Show Me As I Want to Be Seen at the Contemporary Jewish Museum (CJM) in San Francisco resists these imposed and idealized models of being by probing the self — the unstable, performative essence of humanity — and bringing it to life with art.
|
|
Not only for my daughter, who does like sitting around, but for the men and women who want to work, but cannot or do not wish to work in the idealized one-size-fits all-inclusive sites envisioned by Michael Callahan and others.
|
|
Standout tracks "imagine" and "bloodline" get at the complexities of finding the kind of relationship you want during the different times in your life, swinging from idealized love to dealing with a breakup and/or fuck boi not quite knowing his place.
|
|
Wednesday's state funeral for the late President George H.W. Bush at the Washington National Cathedral both looked and sounded like an episode of "The West Wing," set in an idealized Washington, D.C., of 20 years ago, and not the city that exists today.
|
|
And if you don't have the idealized Lorelei-and-Rory bond that you imagined, "you have to give yourself space to grieve the fact that you may never have that with the mother that you were born to or given," she says.
|
|
Such definitions go back at least to the anatomical drawings of the 18th and 19th centuries, which used bodies of executed criminals and unclaimed deceased hospital patients as models for rendering images in which body parts were idealized for greater medical understanding.
|
|
We looked for news you would be hard-pressed to find in a typical newspaper or digital outlet, but which, we idealized, would reveal more about the way the world works — and more about what we as women journalists were capable of.
|
|
The collapse of its self-declared caliphate, with its capital in Raqqa, has prompted a shift in its propaganda strategy away from promoting the idealized version of life under their rule that ISIS has highlighted to an emphasis on external attacks, analysts said.
|
|
"Despite the poetic element that emanates from these pictures, their experimental and committed nature distinguished them from the images of certain 19th-century painters and photographers, with their portrayals of a nostalgic, idealized nature, unspoiled and authentic," editor and curator Sonia Voss writes.
|
|
But it can't quite evoke the Sixteen Candles–like satisfaction of an idealized Jake Ryan finally getting together with a nerdy Molly Ringwald, because two perfectly popular, conventionally hot kids making out just doesn't provide the same frisson of high school hierarchies shattering.
|
|
Often, however, a ship that's built on the idea of real people getting together quickly spawns a subgroup of truthers who firmly believe the couple has already gotten together — that the idealized relationship is being conducted in secret in their real private lives.
|
|