Sentences with phrase «idealized notion»

You know, this kind of idealized notion of what community and social interactions were like.»

[It should be noted here that complementarian notions of manhood and womanhood tend to be based on culturally — influenced stereotypes, many of which project idealized notions of the post-industrial revolution nuclear family onto biblical texts rather than taking those texts on their own terms — a topic we've discussed at length in the past and will continued to discuss in the future.]

«Men may not necessarily try to mask their offline gender when they use a female avatar, but our study shows they do reinforce idealized notions of feminine appearance and communication.»

With the emphasis away from ideal bodies, artists often resort to popular celebrities to portray idealized notions of the human form, although I would argue that strategy is the ultimate lazy cop - out.

Composed of found everyday objects, her allegorical tableaus question idealized notions of nature embedded in modern culture and penetrate the psychology of desire and addiction.

So instead people curate idealized notions of themselves to share online.

What is my concern is that we proclaim what culture means to us, each and every day, and in ways that honour those that have gone before us and those walking beside us, even if it differs from our own idealized notions of culture.

Although the affairs provide moments of perceived bliss, Emma's idealized notions of love evade her and leave her in ruinous debt.

It's time that we put an end to the idealized notion that successful entrepreneurs are super humans who don't need to eat, sleep, relax or have a little fun once in awhile.

While Knust does a great job deconstructing our idealized notions that the Bible unilaterally supports the nuclear family, abstinence before marriage, and women's equality, I think she takes some of her own conclusions a bit too far at times — for example, suggesting that David and Jonathan were definitely lovers.

In fact, the myths of motherhood play such an important role in the psychology of pregnancy and the postpartum period that these idealized notions leave many women vulnerable to the downward spiral of depression.

I idealized the notion of taking all of my sleeping pills, lying down and never waking up.

Because we think of psychological disorders on a continuum, we may worry when our own ways of thinking and behaving don't match up with our idealized notion of health.

The premise of the show takes root in the changes brought into being by the invention of Romanticism at the end of the 18th century, and the idealized notion of the impoverished, misunderstood genius working in solitary and eternal glory.

The eagle recalls the idealized notion of the artist as a bird of prey with eyes everywhere and as the not - so - attractive symbol of imperial power, not excluding the Nazi use of the eagle as an emblem.

By calling attention to the gap between the idealized notion of community and the harsh reality of low - income housing, as well as the disconnect between the dire living situations imagined by those on the outside versus the hope retained by those in the inside, Marshall highlights the multi-layered incongruences of these urban settings.

One gets to inhabit the thought and idealized notion of the artist studio but the resulting oeuvre blows everything out of its expected confines.