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• All desires and energies should be sublimated into pursuit of these goals-national goals of economic, political, and cultural advancement.

• The appalling realities of child labour were sublimated into an ideal that would appease the audience.

• In short, faithful reporting of observed events often became sublimated to larger moral issues.

• He does not, of course, address the question that absorbed some of the scholars - whether the carnal aspect of male love must necessarily be sublimated.

• A poetics is attached to invention, formed as always of transposed and sublimated human attributions of value.

• This is a love duet, yes, but the love is chaste and sublimated.

• Madison sublimated his own disgust for the peculiar institution to the accommodative determinations of the polity, which continued to recognize its existence.

• The viewer's yearning for intimacy with the past and his acquisitive desire are both sublimated in an aesthetic contemplation devoid of either physical contact or possessiveness.

• Vicinus further argues that such sublimated desire through self-denial of physical intimacy was all the sweeter because it tied into the model of moral self-restraint.

• Saisselin writes in similar terms about the "sublimated" interdependency of market and aesthetic value.

• In these matters do not let us get into a sublimated atmosphere, beyond the reach of commonsense or public expediency.

• We learn from biology that instincts which are no longer functionally urgent must be sublimated or the body dies.

• It will certainly take a long time before personal aggrandisement is sublimated to service and egalitarianism.

• They have been sublimated into more legal, but no less effective, methods of getting people out of their homes.

• I suspect that in the criticism of the people who drive fast there is again a sublimated hate of the man who can afford a fast car.