| At its fiercest moments of theatricalization, the maternal is not a mere foil for psychologizing or romanticizing childhood. |
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| On the other had, the new gangstas, says Coates, are merely romanticizing a largely, and thankfully, bygone era. |
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| Looking back, I may have been romanticizing a throatiness, the result of the heavy smoking that would eventually kill him. |
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| We should value our capitalist system without romanticizing it, and understand and try to mitigate its defects without vilifying it. |
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| There have been films that denied the torment of this terrible illness by romanticizing it as a form of wisdom or special insight. |
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| A tinny piano plays a bouncy ragtime tune over faded sepia photos, unwittingly romanticizing an era now long past. |
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| This is not to say that we must indulge in nostalgia to the point where it becomes romanticizing. |
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| It means valuing the knowledge of indigenous and traditional people without romanticizing them. |
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| The other, far more germane to the matter at hand, is to avoid romanticizing, glamorizing or simplifying the reasons for the suicide. |
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| He refrains from romanticizing or glamorizing his profession. |
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| It is important to continue to question these images, and construct alternatives which will rectify these negative portrayals without idealizing or romanticizing them. |
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| I think you are perhaps romanticizing the nature of science. |
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| Although we may be romanticizing this particular debate, we believe this issue is of significant importance. |
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| His eclecticism helped to reconcile the differences between conflicting movements by romanticizing the realistic and fleshing out the idealistic with solid structures. |
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| It is sufficient here to warn against the opposite tendency, the romanticizing of formal legalized systems,and to urge caution in the strategy of law. |
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| Leach is careful not to oversimplify Hughes's character either by romanticizing him or underestimating him. |
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| The Ylang Ylang oil has a warming and romanticizing effect. |
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| I'm of course romanticizing lab culture way beyond belief, but I still think that the total sterility of the labs cognitively disconnected that online experience from the rest of the chaotic human experience. |
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| You pine away in your cubicle, romanticizing about weekend plans in the Rockaways, or the Hamptons, or just about anywhere with more water and less traffic. |
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| Alright, so that may be romanticizing it a little, but there's a reason why film has become one of the defining art forms of our generation, and created so many iconic images in pop culture. |
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| The characters are all quirky and life-size, and, as with the burglaries in Breaking In, the treatment of drugs is refreshingly free of either moralizing or romanticizing. |
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