idealises in a sentence

1. Francesco designed a shirt which truly complements the body, idealises it even.

2. The Jewish follower of the Holocaust religion idealises the condition of his existence.

3. Idealisation or devaluation - The narcissist instantly idealises or devalues his interlocutor.

4. Albert seems like the embodiment of a Westerner who idealises the "Orient" with a dangerous naivety.

5. This danger should be countered with the tolerance of "true Islam", which he idealises as a keeper of women's rights and an early guarantor of democratic ethos: "True Islam is democracy."

6. Eve Chiapello and Luc Boltanski refer in this context to the model function of artists for an ideology that idealises individualisation, mobility and flexibility, turning them into the normative role model.