Sentence examples for a romanticized version from inspiring English sources

"We have a romanticized version of that in our show.

For most of the last 140 years Lee, or a romanticized version of him, has been on top.

OTHER NEW RELEASES BECOMING JANE Anne Hathaway stars in a romanticized version of Jane Austen's early life.

The J. Peterman catalogue, for instance, stands as a retail totem to a romanticized version of Hemingway's swashbuckling excursions.

The notion that Leutze created a romanticized version of a critical moment in American history is generally accepted by art experts.

The main hotel attached to the course, the Sofitel Dalat Palace, seemed to be aiming for a romanticized version of a French colony in the 1920s.

So I felt bad for the actor and sad that more people weren't in the theater to hear an important story ingrained in British memory so profoundly that last Christmas a UK supermarket chain even used a highly romanticized version of the events as the basis of a wildly popular and sentimental TV commercial.

YAKUZA 4 Platform: PlayStation 3 Publisher: Sega Yakuza 4 is the latest installment in a series of video games from Japan about (a somewhat romanticized version of) the Japanese Mafia.

Still, the Aristotelian view is an awfully romanticized version of what it means to actually have a job.

Still, the Aristotelian view is an awfully romanticized version of what it means to actually have a job.

Of course pirate games, like pirate movies, almost always present a sanitized and romanticized version of the past.