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There is something about Neruda — about the way he glorifies experience, about the spontaneity and directness of his passion — that sets him apart from other poets.

There is something about Neruda about the way he glorifies experience, about the spontaneity and directness of his passion that sets him apart from other poets.

There was a recent opinion piece in the New England Journal of Medicine written by a surgery resident and seemingly glorifying the experience of working with a 102°F fever and pneumonia.

Some have suggested that Williams was trying to burnish his image or even "glorify" his experiences.

True love and connection have a deeper experience not glorified in the tabloids.

The rights to the novel are owned by the actor Morgan Freeman's production company ("Movies that enlighten, express heart & glorify the human experience"), which has helped keep chatter going by listing Mr. Fincher as the director of "Rama" on its Web site.

If you aren't troubled by a song sung in schools glorifying the horrific experience of American slavery, then how can you explain being troubled by one hip hop lyric?

Narco-culture, he said, is narcocorridos — rap songs about drugs that glorify the life experiences of violent drug dealers.

Setting military personnel apart as special and glorifying their combat experiences makes it easier to ignore the costs of war and the deeply uneven ways that they are distributed, both domestically and abroad.

As they became ubiquitous in the workplace, computers, which had until then been little more than glorified word-processors and calculators, began to experience a rapid increase in speed and power.

The tourist-magnet boats have long been glorified as a part of the Venice visitor experience, but they're wildly expensive and they aren't the only way to appreciate the city by boat.