| He lost many of his magical attributes and the degree of idealisation diminished. |
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| The general level of ignorance on what is good or bad behaviour is compounded by the idealisation of childhood. |
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| It becomes nothing more than yet another idealisation of a brutal, unpleasant Truth. |
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| The idealisation of motherhood puts serious physical and emotional pressures on women. |
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| Each of these individuals incarnated certain character traits which made them suitable for mass idealisation and adoration. |
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| A successful composition became a certain idealisation of the material world, and as such presented a harmonious relationship between the perishable and imperishable realms. |
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| They argue that the paradigmatic case of Ernest Renan is an idealisation and it should be interpreted within the German tradition and not in opposition to it. |
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