| It means valuing the knowledge of indigenous and traditional people without romanticizing them. |
| On the other had, the new gangstas, says Coates, are merely romanticizing a largely, and thankfully, bygone era. |
| A tinny piano plays a bouncy ragtime tune over faded sepia photos, unwittingly romanticizing an era now long past. |
| Looking back, I may have been romanticizing a throatiness, the result of the heavy smoking that would eventually kill him. |
| We should value our capitalist system without romanticizing it, and understand and try to mitigate its defects without vilifying it. |
| There have been films that denied the torment of this terrible illness by romanticizing it as a form of wisdom or special insight. |
