| He's a virtuoso of the narcocorrido genre, accordion-driven, blood-lusting ballads that lionize the exploits of Mexico's drug cartels. |
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| It's sick for the obituary to lionize a black-hearted murderer without even a mournful mention of his innocent victims. |
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| The chilling thing is that he and those who lionize him seem to want his predictions to come true. |
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| Generations of African Americans would lionize Allen as one of their first and greatest leaders. |
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| It's easy to lionize and forget what courage goes into that kind of lionization. |
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| Whether you choose to lionize or denounce them, at least Lenin and Trotsky knew roughly what a revolution was. |
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| However, the temptation to ascribe too much potency to the rational model or to lionize quantophrenic exercises was not always altogether avoided in the debates. |
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| When the beach cats lionize beach grass, they owe. |
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