Sentence examples for be romanticized from inspiring English sources
verb
To interpret or view something in a romantic (unrealistic, idealized) manner.
Stalin's rival is not to be romanticized.
Traditional chiefs should not be romanticized; they are just as self-interested as elected politicians.
Through documentary footage "Hamilton's Pharmacopeia" tries to expand viewers' knowledge of drugs and temper a subject that can be romanticized.
This is how thoroughly a weapon can be romanticized and fetishized, as if it were a Rolex.
But because technology tends to be romanticized as a magic pill, these possibilities often fail to materialize.
The mall can be romanticized as a place for "sophisticated, thoughtful, opinionated" consumers to try on "identities and selves".
IN the heart of the winter, many homeowners may be romanticizing about a vacation home in warmer climes.
Nothing is being romanticized here".
"Today the style is romanticized," Mr. Bolton said.
I loved Pride [2014], that was romanticized, fictionalized.
