Sentence examples for glorification from inspiring English sources

I was swept up in the book's glorification of truth-seeking, and the idea that, like a stage magician, I could have secrets possessed by only a few.

It would be hard, no doubt, for any team of British filmmakers to deal with a figure as masterful, virulent, and divisive as Thatcher, but this bio-pic, written by Abi Morgan and directed by Phyllida Lloyd, is an oddly unsettled compound of glorification and malice.

The Yeltsin years were rife with lingering features of the Soviet experience, but not this kind of glorification.

QUESTION FROM ALEX: Is your concern with Mr. Smith Goes To Washington the glorification of the filibuster?

(He also was given immediate glorification in a premade Nike ad).

Facebook asks users to use their "authentic" names; Tumblr doesn't allow "promotion or glorification of self-harm"; Instagram bans some kinds of nudity.

Pepe Karmel, a reviewer for the Times, confusing Neshat's use of the Saffarzadeh poems with an endorsement of their political content, wrote, "Ms. Neshat's imagery seems tainted by a 1960's-style glorification of revolutionary violence: radical chic comes back, in her pictures, as radical sheik".

Louis Snyder, in his book "Roots of German Nationalism" (1978), has a whole chapter on what he sees as the Grimms' celebration, and encouragement, of pernicious national traits: "obedience, discipline, authoritarianism, militarism, glorification of violence," and, above all, nationalism.

Sorting through the Sihanouk story, in 1998, I described the twisted influence of the French glorification of the Cambodian past on the Cambodian present: "To be told that you are mighty while being confronted by the fact that you are not is to be told that there is something wrong with you.

It isn't, in my reading, a glorification of modern warfare.

To Prokhanov, this glorification of an armed agent is only natural, the war for Ukraine a matter of highest principle.