Nothing is being romanticized here".
He explained on Monday that much like "Hoosiers" is a dramatized version of Milan's state title team, Butler is being romanticized as an underdog.
We here are instead becoming more and more yearning of a past that is being romanticized to ridiculous proportions.
Violence is being adorably romanticized by Disney's advertisement.
Stalin's rival is not to be romanticized.
Traditional chiefs should not be romanticized; they are just as self-interested as elected politicians.
"The idea of being cosmopolitan is romanticized, and if not enough attention is given to incorporating local context in an embedded, serious way rather than as an afterthought, the repercussions will be serious," he said.
Fifty years ago, when writers were romanticized differently, it was less problematic to imagine an author and his narrator as an essentially Siamese-twin phenomenon.
But it also tells us something else: that misery, while it is always available to be romanticized (and, of course, romanticizing misery remains a default position for countless 15-year-olds), is at the same time something that cannot be disposed of.
"You don't track their activities; it's more like you realize after the fact, 'Oh, O.K., that's what he is here for.' " Such work is not to be romanticized but has its perks; some of the successful call girls park polished cars of recent vintage in a lot across the street, near Morton's steakhouse.
This is how thoroughly a weapon can be romanticized and fetishized, as if it were a Rolex.
