| People who have never freelanced tend to really glamorize it and can't imagine why you'd give it up. |
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| They glamorize death as an abstract expression of powder bursts and shrieking projectiles. |
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| Many of these websites openly promote drug use, others glamorize the drug culture and thereby implicitly promote use and experimentation. |
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| Both setting and hero visualize and glamorize a modernity of sophistication, leisure, social mobility, and consumption. |
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| I know that we glamorize and deify the best and the worst humanity has to offer. |
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| That's why we don't give out prescriptive drug information or glamorize its use. |
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| Television programs often glamorize violence and promote unrealistic body shapes, smoking, drinking and other unhealthy behaviours. |
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| Why not ban portrayals that glamorize disrespect to parents? |
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| As long as there isn't an easy-to-recall, factual reminder that brings us down out of the clouds of romanticism, we can glamorize at will. |
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| Care should be taken not to glamorize those roles so as to not keep rural women rooted in their place. |
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| This is not said to glamorize fear, but merely to repeat that our search for health requires that we take all possible precautions. |
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| At the same time, advertisements for cars should not glamorize speed, as is currently often the case. |
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| The Ontario Regional Council agreed with CTV that the film did not glamorize violence or promote violence against women. |
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| I can only ask whether the author of these criticisms, like so many other historians, has not given way to the temptation to glamorize the past. |
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| This service allows a total immersion of your clients in the environment that you wish to glamorize. |
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| Such is the power of the media to glamorize the supposed opportunities for individual advancement afforded by the new order that many are captivated by its promises. |
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| As Joe, Gainsbourg makes no effort to glamorize the truth, but she makes all the effort to honor the truth. |
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| One of the biggest problems in American culture is our society's tendency to embrace youth and glamorize youth to the point of no return, in the same breath. |
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| We feel the onslaught of television shows that promote and glamorize this destructive lifestyle are irresponsible and lead young impressionable children to wrong conclusions. |
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| Women who smoke are sources of profit for the tobacco industry, and women are targeted with images which glamorize smoking and associate it with power and achievement. |
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| It requires broadcasters to ensure that programming does not contain gratuitous violence in any form, or otherwise sanction, promote or glamorize violence. |
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| We glamorize, we overdramatize, people like the Hells Angels, and it's time possibly to look at issues of what do we require to prove organized crime activity. |
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| I strongly believe that the show does not glamorize teen pregnancy. |
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| Now, I don't want to glamorize their lives because that would be silly. |
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| The Council stated that the film did not glamorize violence, because violence in the film was depicted as being perpetrated only by sociopathic characters. |
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| The Panel concluded that the program did not promote or glamorize violence and that MTV Canada had met the requirements of the Code regarding classification and viewer advisories. |
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| It offers new possibilities to glamorize tobacco. |
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| It is therefore important to mobilize the mass media in support of positive health to promote messages that do not glamorize or normalize drug abuse. |
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| Like much of TV drama, they glamorize workaholism, and on the better shows the gimmickry is half the appeal: if you can survive this obstacle course, no regular kitchen can defeat you. |
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| Some movies glamorize criminal activity by making crimninals seem cool. |
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