0 a very happy, peaceful, and simple situation or period of time, especially in the countryside, or a piece of music, literature, etc. that describes this: --
They want to spend their leisure time or their retirement in a rural idyll.
If we are honest with ourselves, the countryside idyll—for visitors, an idyll it is—is rightly treasured.
The constituency is a fine mixture of industrial and urban life, and rural idyll.
The evocation of a rural idyll as the origin, the state of nature, provided a positive view of human nature and a contingent justification of the state.
Lovey never allows us to immerse ourselves completely in the idyll at any level.
So unleashed, the "idyll" somehow swept everything before it, unhingeing institutions, shattering the connection between public rhetoric and the structures of religious character formation that constituted the nation's cultural base.
His talent for writing wrenches him out of his mountain idyll and sends him to the city, to higher education and the world of commercial publishing.
In chapter three, the authors elaborate on their critique of the rural idyll and socio-cultural issues which might influence the identification of, and experience of, homelessness in the countryside.
