Sentence examples for become glorified from inspiring English sources

The police complain that they have become glorified baby sitters for a club scene that is becoming increasingly difficult to control.

"We have become glorified bond investors," says one Latin banker.

This autumn less than a quarter of the 30,000 people who attended the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat conferences were party members, leading to complaints that the events had become glorified "trade fairs".

Rather than hire more case officers to move into plush housing, sit at embassy desks and become glorified investigative reporters, the C.I.A. needs to begin training actual officers to infiltrate terrorist organizations, something the agency has claimed for years is virtually impossible.

Now, what was once leprosy has become glorified in many ways.

Protests have become glorified parades, following strict routes, with drums, music, and the vibe of a street festival.

In time, the banks became glorified hedge funds, trading these things for themselves.

If a teacher doesn't have a clue about how kids think and feel -- if she's winging it -- then early education becomes glorified babysitting.

We need to change the mindset of the kids here because what people think is horrifying has become normal and glorified.

Instead of the firebrands of old, they've become bureaucrats and glorified clerks.

All of those EPRI Ph.D.s became, in essence, glorified maintenance men.