Something to idolize and discard—or, better yet, discard first and idolize later.
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Rousseau made others, including one about how it makes more sense to idolize The Joker than it does to idolize Batman.
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Hines said that he hopes to pass on his teaching strategies to other teaches and move the ball on encouraging kids to idolize their teachers like the idolize sports and entertainment figures.
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He said his father was an easy person to idolize.
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We idolize Princess Diana and we TRULY understand her suffering.
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There was never a person I could idolize growing up.
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They idolize those who make them feel good about themselves.
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Why metalheads idolize brutal human weapons at all is fairly obvious.
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Which is to say, if we idolize them, we're the fools.
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And both hang the people who idolize them out to dry.
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Discrediting journalists (except those who idolize him) is an indispensable element.
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It's more like I idolize her, and she's nice to me.
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The person I idolize the most these days is Bernie Mac.
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"I want to be the husband other people idolize," he says.
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People love to idolize those kinds of people and their bodies.
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"You'll meet people who just idolize her," says a former employee.
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It was important she had a strong female role model to idolize.
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Little boys by nature, look up to and idolize their old man.
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But we still tend to idolize our childhood and early adulthood buddies.
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They idolize each other and have all the machismo of Ken dolls.
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His former coach still trains young riders, who he has said idolize Bernal.
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She clearly wants Camille to idolize her as much as she idolizes Camille.
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In America, we idolize athletes even as we are blasé about academic achievement.
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Both demonize their chosen targets, idolize extreme violence, and advocate and commemorate mass murder.
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The post is a poignant reminder of why we idolize television and movie stars.
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I commend your heart behind your comments, which seeks to protect someone you idolize.
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It's sad that everyone can idolize a man that is abusive to his family.
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I say this in professing that Spike Lee is a man whom I idolize.
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Of course, it's not as if we weren't warned not to idolize anyone here.
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The people working on the Talos I space station love Leitner and idolize his musicianship.
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Young women (and men) who idolize Mahone are hearing these words and watching these images.
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It also makes sense, though, that Alana would idolize Kylie, considering Alan's future career path.
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But I've been fortunate to play with so many people who I idolize and still do.
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A lot of the bands you idolize romanticized the "sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll" lifestyle.
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The music sparked interest within the communist bloc, and young people began to idolize American culture.
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Every cuisine with rice at its core also has a host of dishes that idolize it.
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"I idolize my dad because he was such a hard worker," gushed the seven-time championship winner.
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Courtney Stodden is hardly the first Hollywood woman to idolize Marilyn Monroe to the point of mimicry.
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Rap is wildly popular -- it's easier to idolize a rapper than a journalist and much more fun.
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Bhutanese citizens idolize the royal family, often wearing lapel pins with the current king's handsome sideburned portrait.
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Rather than idolize the characters, why not look at them through a realistic lens, so to speak?
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Unlike other world-eating tech companies, however, Amazon doesn't make the kind of individual product consumers can idolize.
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Given what she's weathered throughout her career, Mistry knows better than to still idolize a man like Keller.
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They use the term "kimchi bitches" to describe Korean women who like material pleasures and idolize Western culture.
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No one says anything to anyone, but I don't know, people are so obsessed that they idolize them.
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While many idolize Mitchell, he also stands as a warning, since his career was marred by court-martial.
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Morgan tweeted, requesting that when he dies, he hopes people do not idolize him as they idolized Ali.
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After all, his incredible returns, spotless reputation, and insightful quips make it easy for investors to idolize him.
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Millions of kids idolize their favorite athletes, viewing them as the pinnacle of human ability, larger than life.
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These influencers have a lot more power than people might think because many kids and adults idolize them.
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Not only does the press shield Chelsea from scrutiny when she deserves it — some outlets actively idolize her.
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And who says the princesses young girls idolize need to be animated and searching for knights in shining armor?
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And I can tell you: that these ghosts you idolize spent the rest of their lives living in shame.
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Younger generations came to idolize the Tigers after toymakers Monogram and Revell began selling plastic Flying Tiger model kits.
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At the very least, they deserve to idolize a person who understands the existence and power of a screenshot.
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This is why people irrationally idolize and empathize with cool girls like Brie Larson (and Jennifer Lawrence before her).
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Whoever you idolize now probably won't have the same meaning to your children and almost definitely won't to theirs.
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Many young men idolize Mr. Katumbi; his name is on the tip of many lips when politics come up.
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We tend to idolize people whose music we identify with, and have this perfect version of them in our heads.
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Why it matters Brave leaders are the ones who embody all the characteristics of the heroes we idolize in books.
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He pointed out that we often "idolize" and "demonize" foods, which, of course, is not a great thing to do.
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"Ask any Leicester fan and they'll tell you the same thing ... We idolize Vichai," wrote one Leicester fan on Twitter.
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World champion runners like Korir, according to runner and writer Malcolm Gladwell, are idolized the way Americans idolize rock stars.
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My brother Pi-Roger was a sapeur and as a girl I'd idolize him and the sharp suits he'd wear.
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Though Kobe had been retired from professional basketball for four years, Lakers players still idolize the five-time NBA champion.
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Qadri can idolize Meredith all she wants, but let's not act like Bailey did that just to be a jerk.
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" Ronan also had kind words to say of Gerwig, adding, "In the truest sense of the word, I just idolize her.
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Now a widow and no longer involved with Hickok (though they still wrote each other), Eleanor found another person to idolize.
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It's not particularly great for our families, either, as much as certain conservative attitudes tend to idolize that period in America.
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Because of the city's British colonial past, people there tend to idolize anything that's foreign, and cast away what's domestically produced.
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The psychological phenomenon of such a relationship, where people idolize and make excuses for their captor, is known as Stockholm syndrome.
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It's a song, he says, that acknowledges that while his son may idolize him now, one day he'll know Gilbert's not perfect.
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Bickle, on the other hand, actually has a thriving fan base, presumably made up of the same guys who idolize Tyler Durden.
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It truly made me feel 100 times better to get a random act of kindness from a stranger I happen to idolize.
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In a 2017 interview with W Magazine, Oxman used Pitt and George Clooney as examples of the human tendency to idolize male icons.
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In fact, he said the presumptive Republican presidential nominee is just like another man many in the GOP idolize: former President Ronald Reagan.
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There she revealed just how much she plans to idolize authenticity during her first season as a judge on the American Idol reboot.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - You've seen Spider-Man swing through New York battling the Green Goblin, but you've never seen him idolize Iron Man.
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The Akergirls idolize Something She, and Becky seizes upon their hero worship after her own drummer (Gayle Rankin) walks out in a rage.
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She speaks candidly about being a larger-bodied black woman in a community that seems to idolize thinness and is pretty damn white.
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"For the same reason we have the Brad Pitts and the George Clooneys, it's just part of human nature to idolize stereotypes," she explained.
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It was cracking them up—people idolize him by being sad, I don't think Kurt Cobain wanted people to take away from his art.
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In China there's millions of wealthy parents and grandparents (most with only one child) who, generally speaking, idolize American Education and the tech industry.
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The girls, you see —the Tumblr girls, who idolize his work and by extension him, are the ones that are throwing themselves at him.
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Women in the country idolize Ivanka (referred to as Yi Wan Ka in Mandarin), going so far as to compare her to a goddess.
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" It's also an exploration, he says, of what might happen "if you could become friends with the person you most idolize in the world.
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Maybe Keith/Buck has different standards of celebrity, but he also looked like the kind of guy who might idolize the manager of KISS.
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This is a bad impulse—not only because many celebrities are politically ignorant, but because we shouldn't idolize politicians and pundits to begin with.
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The "Leave It to Beaver" era during which Dana Mazurek raised her children was a historical aberration, but one many Americans continue to idolize.
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And especially considering the way some of us used to idolize Simpson's looks, this means a hell of a lot for body hair stigma everywhere.
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It's also well-timed, considering the show's introducing a new class of interns who idolize so many of the characters we've known for 14 years.
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IDK. Look, I know some of you idolize Axe and don't want to believe this is what's happening and to that I say: come on.
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Like the man they idolize, these people tend toward simplistic slogans when asked questions; but when pressed or pressured, they lash out like bratty children.
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When they show their imperfections it can help the people who idolize them think "they are perfect, but they do have their moments as well".
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An online community Cullen said there is an online community of people who idolize school shooters, specifically a group called the True Crime Community, or TCC.
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And it is perpetuated by those who remain in power in the industry, who often idolize and model themselves after the dominant auteurs of the past.
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In Egypt, for example, Schroeder says, young entrepreneurs are indifferent to American politics, but idolize Silicon Valley icons like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey.
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I feel like most heads owe a lot to Tim & Eric, so it must be interesting to collaborate with someone like Eric, who we all idolize.
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To idolize the social sphere, to passively accept the constraints that result from the imposition of social laws and norms, can prove fatal for human striving.
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It's fans idolize its characters, dressing up as them, spending lots of money on merchandise, and even creating online forums for people who identify as its characters.
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In a 2017 interview with W Magazine, Oxman used the actor — and his good pal George Clooney — as examples of the human tendency to idolize male icons.
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These right-wing aggregators make sure that any leftist celebrity's political reach will be neutralized by a backlash from people who don't idolize and agree with them.
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While Bryant has been retired from professional basketball for four years, Lakers players still idolize the five-time NBA champion and his legacy permeates their home arena.
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Some people idolize bodies that aren't really real – sometimes the photos have been edited, or captured in perfect lighting or at the right angle to look more desirable.
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They ushered in a new era of female pop stars, like Britney Spears and Destiny's Child, some of whom I would also idolize in one capacity or another.
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I'm not asking you to idolize me, I'm asking you to pay me equally, because you always come to me whenever you need me for a press tour!
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Many people were critical of the rush to idolize the boy, though, saying officials were using Fuman as a prop and neglecting the broader issue of rural poverty.
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Hundreds of fans who idolize Selena's signature bold lips rushed to MAC Cosmetics stores for a limited-edition makeup collection inspired by the singer was released in 2016.
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Of Fathers and Sons focuses on a group of young boys who idolize their father, an Al-Nusra fighter named Abu Osama whose dream is to establish the caliphate.
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I would also ask them to think about how much they really know about the people they idolize, and if it is worth defending someone they truly don't know.
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The movie is equally beloved by cinephiles, who appreciate its position in the history of direct cinema, and camp enthusiasts, who idolize its unique, extremely quotable lead subjects, the Beales.
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But when I realized how many young kids idolize and support queer, non-binary and trans artists and performers—the future began to feel a little less scary to me.
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So what we see in the old clips that contemporary lindy hoppers idolize is not a pure manifestation of lindy hop, but a manifestation of the dance infused by racism.
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We're living a very kind of sensitive time and they'd be spending a great deal of their time apologizing for the very things that we used to idolize them for.
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Young women like Katniss are the kind of characters that I used to really idolize, and I can imagine that lots of girls could look to Aloy as a comparable inspiration.
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HanA–holeSolo appears to have submitted the Trump wrestling GIF five days ago to The_Donald, a subreddit where people gather to idolize the President and hurl hatred toward Trump's supposed enemies.
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But there is truly no better feeling then being a father and seeing the look on my daughters' faces and how they idolize me and how they look up to me.
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Musk wasn't scheduled to appear at the competition, but when you throw a party for more than a thousand college students who idolize you, you've kind of got to show, right?
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On the other hand, Wayne's core fans idolize songs like "I'm Me" because it's from the 2007 heyday, where he would just rap lights out and hardly pause for a hook.
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"We keep ending up in this situation where we either idolize or demonize foreign leaders," said Danielle Lupton, a Colgate University political scientist who studies how leaders' behavior affects foreign policy.
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He grew to idolize divas and claimed to have never missed a New York appearance by the Italian contralto Marietta Alboni, who "roused whirlwinds of feeling within me," he later recalled.
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Pat Irwin's teeny-bopper score reinforces this fake atmosphere of wholesome Americana, a world in which all the women dream of marrying their high school sweethearts, and the men idolize Gary Cooper.
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But as the Kardashians' critics point out, the glorification of Kim's skinniness and the joking about anorexia are dangerous viewpoints to share in front of the young people who idolize the sisters.
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The new Love Gods tell us someone is listening, and is holding up a mirror to the kind of men and idea of masculinity we've always hoped to have the opportunity to idolize.
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You've seen your favorite actors at their best, and though it's fun to idolize talented professionals, it's refreshing to know that even the best of the best mess up every now and then.
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Now a successful recording artist herself — her genre-bending anthem "Younger" has been streamed 145 million times on Spotify — Ms. Sey continues to idolize these women with a kind of fan-girl zeal.
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We idolize the thing we love, whether it's Star Wars or Beyoncé or a sports hero or a movie star, and we can't bear to hear anyone critique the object of our affection.
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What fills veterans of the women's game with such confidence for the future is the sight of so many young female supporters in the crowds, school-age players who idolize the international footballers.
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On the first episode, Jamali travels to meet members of the National Socialist Movement, the largest neo-Nazi group in America, who openly idolize Adolf Hitler and are fans of all things white power.
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NAdidas is also in the midst of a multi-year strategy to focus on women, and it recently signed a deal with Beyoncé — likely one of the pop-culture icons young women idolize most.
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But he was also a segregationist and a Vietnam hawk who had little in common with the liberals who came to idolize him during the televised hearings he ran in the summer of 1973.
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When done well, a music documentary is much more than just a film: it's a real, genuine glimpse at life, a peek behind the curtains of the people we idolize, and who seem so untouchable.
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That's because making a song of the summer is not about originality: it is about the joy of our cyclical return to warmer, better days, embodied by the carefree voices of the stars we idolize.
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Uncannily, the McCarthyite mob attorney Roy Cohn (whom Donald Trump seems to idolize for his willingness to bully and tell brazen lies) appears throughout Studio 54, representing Schrager and Rubell in their tax evasion case.
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They were trying to really make this system where people can just have complete freedom to say whatever they wanted, and also complete freedom to sort of both ignore and idolize the person giving advice.
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According to a trove of draft emails hidden in a subfolder of Hasson's account, he appeared to idolize Anders Breivik, a convicted far-right terrorist who murdered 77 people in attacks near Oslo, Norway, in 2011.
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Unless you actually were that girl, you probably remember what it was like to idolize someone like that — wanting to be her, wanting her to be your friend, yet still always hating her just a little.
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On Thursday, Murray talked about an increasingly stable, wealthy upper class that institutionalizes its power at the expense of ordinary Americans, concerns similar to those expressed by Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and other progressives we idolize.
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Though it's sometimes dismissed as a frivolous distraction that diverts attention from more significant issues, what we see on TV, the people we idolize, and the movies in our theaters all inform the way we think.
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Amanda Bynes used to idolize her There was a period when former teen star Amanda Bynes was trying to emulate Chyna's look, reportedly telling In Touch magazine that she got cheek piercings so she would resemble Chyna.
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Dr. Indra Cidambi, a psychiatrist who specializes in addictions and medical director of the Center for Network Therapy, an outpatient detoxification program in New Jersey, urged parents to pay close attention to the celebrities their teens idolize.
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Fans were a little frustrated on Twitter with the mechanics and the fact that the boys kind of hate their new manager straight out the gate, but whoever said "never meet your heroes" obviously didn't idolize these boys.
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Since touching down at Dulles airport 24 hours earlier, he had had dinners, speeches, very little sleep, some "Fox & Friends" banter in the morning and lots of afternoon CPAC selfies with hordes of young conservatives who idolize him.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From the throngs of young fans who idolize her, to the tennis experts desperately seeking the sport's "next big thing", there is no shortage of expectations on the shoulders of 15-year-old Cori "Coco" Gauff.
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On Tuesday's episode of Desus & Mero, Ross stopped by to talk about his new comedy special, and Desus asked him about the roast moment that many comedy fans idolize—one that inspired the VICELAND host to persue comedy himself.
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The theory of Trump/Pence 2020, initiated in unusual campaign rallies during the presidential transition, has disdained broadening his base in favor of keeping voters who idolize him motivated and sufficiently angry to return to polling places in huge numbers.
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And what started as a way to maximize outdoor party time with friends in the land of eternal summers for two native Clevelanders has grown to a full-blown cultural phenomenon as big as some of the bands the two idolize.
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We're talking about the return of The Americans, bleak dystopian Netflix films like The Discovery, murderous little girls (who we kind of idolize) from the X-Men universe, and a much-needed new true-crime podcast from the team behind Serial.
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But as we get further and further away from the time when he was actually alive, it is unrealistic to expect every newcomer to rap to idolize someone who died either before they were born or during their early childhood.
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Sabathia was typically gracious in accepting the praise, calling it a "blessing" to be in the same company of stars like Bob Gibson, Nolan Ryan, Tom Seaver and Steve Carlton, who, among others, are "guys that I idolize," he said.
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Yeah, I don't think ... I mean, like we said before, I think there's things they can do to moderate truly problematic content, but kids are never going to idolize like some boring straight-A person that isn't ... KS: Never. Hello.
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Unbeknownst to many who idolize her however, the song is void of a narrative that's ethos dates back to the 1960s, when the Harlem ballroom scene first gave African and Latino queers a safe haven to craft early blueprints of identity and performance.
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Jimmy Kimmel conned an unsuspecting bunch of tourists into waltzing into the Dolby Theatre in their comfy sneakers and daypacks, right in front of the very stars they idolize enough to ride around on a bus all day looking for them. Ouch.
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Complaints about taxes are right next to concerns regarding unauthorized immigrants, stimulus packages and bailouts, and "traditional family values" (by which they surely don't mean to idolize the 22 percent out-of-wedlock pregnancy rate found in the Revolutionary era, do they?).
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While it was interesting to watch the birth of the reality TV socialite upon The Simple Life's premiere back in 2003, social media stepped in to change the game as the decade progressed, allowing us to feel that much closer to the people we idolize.
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MAE SAI, Thailand – The 12 boys and coach of the Wild Boars soccer team who were rescued from a cave in Thailand last week share a characteristic with many of the professional European clubs its youthful members idolize: They are a multiethnic, cross-border crew.
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Markle asking if the cafe would let the kids eat cake is a sweet display of her selflessness and connection to those who idolize her, which funnily enough, is nearly the exact opposite of what the saying "let them eat cake" has come to mean.
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Many of the writers I'd come to idolize were famous for work that evoked the pulsing dysfunction of their addictions: the slurred voices and wild visions of Berryman's "Dream Songs," or the weary distances of Carver's short stories, their tense conversations strewn with silences.
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Here's a sampling: Perhaps the collapse of WeWork's IPO will put an end to the tech world's tendency to idolize visionary founders while underestimating the many other factors, such as recruiting, customer focus and strong corporate governance, that help turn start-ups into giants.
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"It cannot go unnoticed that the terrorists who perpetrated the New Zealand attacks was a devotee of far-right Norweigian domestic terrorist Anders Breivik," prosecutors wrote in a motion filed Tuesday, reminding the judge that Hasson, too, appeared to idolize Breivik, who murdered 77 people in 2011.
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Young, female metalcore fans who want to to play out their sexual fantasies in a place without judgment—or even work through personal mental health crises—have carved out their own communities on Tumblr, Wattpad, and Archive Of Our Own, and the bands they idolize are at the center.
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"The man creates a woman who is going to be everything he needs her to be — to idolize him and also bend to his will and obey every move — and ultimately she becomes stronger than him and breaks away," Silvas, 40, says of the inspiration behind the video.
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But he also very much reflects a cohort of young politicos who were weaned on mass media and pop culture portrayals of the profession; they are just as likely to idolize Toby Ziegler from "The West Wing" or George Stephanopoulos as they are Ronald Reagan or John F. Kennedy.
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After five seasons of cyclical behavior, you're left wondering if BoJack—a character you're supposed to recognize but not idolize—is doomed to repeat the same narrative forever, the same way Dale Cooper is left suspended in several different worlds, doomed not to save Laura Palmer in any of them.
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We idolize and adore DJs out of all proportion; we spend good chunks of our lives and paychecks supporting an industry set out to rob of us freedom; we get angry on the internet whenever someone suggests that our favourite musician might not be as good as we'd like to think.
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It's obvious that the young paintballers in the centre idolize him for his heroism and sacrifice, they stare with intrigue, as though being in his presence might encourage, in them, a die-hard will to survive In the backroom, he has a micro-model of the paintball arena set on a table.
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