| The first is the repeated reminder not to fetishize distributive questions that arise in a genetic context. |
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| But maybe we also fetishize characters like him because they symbolize possibility. |
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| The dispossessed of the world fetishize the Tower's image in part because they will only ever dream of seeing it in person. |
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| But I guess because I never had that, I fetishize it, sort of. |
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| Why do German composers still fetishize dissonance and make a virtue of the ugly? |
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| As a generic advertisement, it represents the commutability of consumer goods notwithstanding the way we fetishize our brands. |
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| In doing so, painters both fetishize and immortalize the disincarnate subjects on their canvases. |
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| He is interested in the landscape and how people control, fetishize, and dwell within it. |
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| Michael Moore's false enactment of the working class persona only serves to fetishize the working class and the collapse of the American dream. |
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| Their works abstract, aesthetize, fetishize, and glorify the hermaphroditic condition. |
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| The lack of perceptible weather can make people do funny things, too, so Angelenos fetishize their winter clothing. |
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| It has also been described as a circulation of discourses that displace centers of power that tend to essentialize or fetishize latinidad. |
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| The personal nature of Biden's criticism offended the pearl clutchers of our nation's capital, who fetishize bipartisanship and cluck at behavior they deem excessively sharp-elbowed. |
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| At a purely tactical, military level, the urge to abstraction had meant the urge to fetishize fixed, systematic solutions at the expense of tactical fluidity and resourcefulness. |
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| Isou and Lemaitre further introduced scriptural systems that fetishize the graphic as irreducible to vocalization. |
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| Rather than fetishize Jonny, Wayne depicts him with sympathy and insight. |
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