idealising in a sentence

1. The past years have seen a wealth of new books published idealising the lives of French women.

2. Caritas is therefore promoting appreciation for families without, however, idealising family life.

3. And yet, Jesus expressly warns his supporters against idealising political power or making it absolute.

4. You must make sure you are not idealising or over-inflating your expectations which will profoundly influence and skew your decision.

5. The ‘glory’ of Gallipoli continued to dominate, idealising the ‘Anzacs’ as ‘super soldiers’ – physical, dashing, brave, funny and dependable.

6. This was because the two later artists had produced a more realistic picture of peasant life than anything conjured up by Poussin’s idealising classicism.

7. All human institutions, just like marriage, allow only a moderate amount of practical idealising, failing which coarse remedies immediately become necessary.

8. Yet, while idealising the small farmers and businessmen of the frontier, Jefferson was actually a Virginian plantation-owner living off the forced labour of his slaves.

9. It was Pissarro’s intention during this period to help “educate the public” by painting people at work or at home in realistic settings, without idealising their lives.

10. Instead of freeing women from idealising ideologemes, which reach back from National Socialism to German romanticism, they are subjected to an aggrandising normativity once again.

11. Additionally, Mora is a good example of the fact that in future it will not be a question of idealising multilingualism or simply contrasting concepts of monolingualism and multilingualism.

12. It is not a question of ‘idealising’ Trotsky, adhering to a cult of the personality, etc. but of learning from Trotsky his method of Marxist analysis which allows us to develop the political tools that can prepare for a socialist world.

13. In this light, but particularly because we respect and demand the right to self determination of each one of us, also with respect to the decision for or against use of certain psychoactive substances, we the members of JES are far removed from idealising and propagating drug use.