Sentence examples for is romanticized from inspiring English sources

"Today the style is romanticized," Mr. Bolton said.

Hungarian folk culture is romanticized by Bartok's personal photographs of life in the countryside, publicly displayed for the first time in the show, along with his piano transcriptions of peasant folk tunes.

"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.

For brief moments, they allow us to see the city as we please — as a land of peril and confusion, a place where crime and the quest to fight it is romanticized.

Scott argues that the traditional idea of handcraft is romanticized.

Having one its sons succeed Buffett would be an earthquake of another sort for Tangshan, whose dwellers' resilience is romanticized in one of China's biggest-grossing movies this summer, Aftershock.

One is demonizing the gang member, and the other extreme is romanticizing the gang".

Of course the comparison between the two couples is rather unsettling if it's something Rihanna is romanticizing.

The loud mouths among the Republican Right will no doubt claim that Moore "cherry picked" his data or is "romanticizing" other cultures.

Nothing is being romanticized here".

Stalin's rival is not to be romanticized.