Idolizing

Despite the facade created by Mattel that Barbie was a toy for “everyone,” most men feel that they can’t relate to idolizing Barbies.

Graham was attracted to bodybuilding at a young age, idolizing the likes of film stars Steve Reeves and John Grimek.

He grew up idolizing his father — a 1973 Clemson graduate — who also celebrated his 59th birthday on the same day.

She wrote: “Young girls please stop idolizing the “it” girls they selling.

Any fan of the team can empathize with this, as wearing the Black and Gold would be an honor for anyone who grew up playing football and idolizing the team.

With his volatile temperament, transactional suspicion of alliances and idolizing of dictators, Trump’s first term turned the United States from a bulwark of stability into an unpredictable force of disruption.

And it was the kind of tennis that Serena has inspired from a generation of players that grew up watching and idolizing her.

Having always been idolizing the media mogul since the beginningg of her career, the 'Fences' actress admits she was amazed when she saw her at the 1986 Academy Awards.

Mr. Bryant looms large over the current generation of NBA players, most of whom grew up either idolizing the famous Laker or absorbing his work ethic and competitive spirit in the same way Mr. Bryant’s generation learned from Michael Jordan.

No more than right-wingers idolizing pedophiles and convicted criminals.

There are some people who never stop idolizing their older siblings.

Don’t get caught up in idolizing one single brand.

Brandon Zylstra grew up idolizing Randy Moss, and he’s had some Moss-like catches early in his NFL career.

So we long for better days while we continue idolizing the past; busy missing those who have left instead of loving the ones who are there with us.