| Perhaps it can be said that we idealise the afterlife because of a fear of death. |
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| Such material shall not use any pictures which may idealise the use of infant formulae. |
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| In the old town, even if we must not idealise things, there used to be quite a good social balance with various activities and economic sources. |
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| Children do not idealise their parents for long, but they are always sensitive to the uprightness of their witness. |
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| Despite a tendency to idealise life behind the Iron Curtain, he returned perplexed and with mixed feelings. |
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| It is a bond that she strives not to idealise but which she believes formerly enriched both species. |
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| Without wishing to idealise the countryside, there he rediscovers the pleasure of feeling important, even in a simple way, by doing something ordinary and humble. |
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| He suggested that it is wise neither to idealise nor to demonise the younger generation, and to be generous in interpreting their apparent attitudes, which are often completely misread. |
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| The Knight's Tale shows how the brotherly love of two fellow knights turns into a deadly feud at the sight of a woman whom both idealise. |
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| Keen does not set out to idealise or bowdlerise the Aboriginal societies of the past. |
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| Malignant narcissists, though devoured by envy and rage, can still idealise powerful figures whose beliefs conveniently justify the destruction of those they denigrate, says Kernberg. |
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| The labelling of infant formulae shall not include pictures of infants, nor shall it include other pictures or text which may idealise the use of the product. |
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| The aim is not to idealise the former or demonise the latter, but to open up an area for discussion in which people can distinguish between the two faces. |
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| The interdependence of agriculture and rural development is also confronting farmers with the challenge of meeting social expectations vis-à-vis the countryside, whether people idealise it or not. |
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| I think the time for adolescent love is over for me, in which you idealise a man, you fall in love with the idea of love and then the relationship doesn't work. |
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