Idolization used in a sentence

Idolization in a sentence as a noun

They deserve no praise or idolization for that.

If all the idolization seeps into their ego, you can guarantee they'll be shooting porn by 20.

Imagine how weird it must be for some old people to have to go from public hatred of minority group X to public idolization of the same group.

The idolization of assholes in our industry continues.

The glorification and idolization of 'STL programming' was in sharp contrast with programmer's needs.

One of the worst thing about this industry is the constant idolization of programmers, and languages by below average programmers.

On top of that media and society concentrate worship, idolization, and ***-kissing towards 1 person.

But that just means a cultural shift away from the idolization of work is necessary, not that we must find some way to employ those folks who might truly be unemployable.

To be fair, this is pretty much the typical entrepreneur-idolization media story:1.

Regardless of how he died, I think there would have been a bit of idolization, but I have trouble imagining someone making this documentary had he died in a car accident.

I did find it hard to socialize with people whose primary interest in life seemed to be the irrational idolization of musicians, with a surprising lack of musical taste.

Glad to see The Intercept is still bringing those hard-hitting revelatory leaks instead of merely capitalizing on public idolization with hagiographic exclusives.

"Behind all of these dehumanizing practices is the idolization of science, an attitude that results in the attempt to reduce all things to the level at which they will be fit objects for study according to the canons of natural science.

Eh, it's a natural progression given their design goals -- I think the central principle behind Apple's design, one even more basic than their idolization of Dieter Rams, is to capitalize on a trope you see in a lot of science fiction: technology that is so advanced as to defy compartmentalization, as if the driver of their functionality is external to the universe itself.