glamorizing in a sentence

• And yes, those guns have certainly been glamorized by television.
• The award helped glamorize a category whose films are rarely seen.
• And he glamorized it himself, which is the sad thing.
• De Becker also considers glamorizing violence a factor in teen violence.
• Athletes would now be castigated if they glamorized cigarettes in interviews.
• At times, these films touch up and glamorize their subjects.
• She continued : " People glamorize the'60s terribly.
• It was also denounced for excessive brawling and glamorizing underage drinking.
• You could glamorize someone, or make him look sinister.
• You want to de-glamorize it and make it less acceptable.
• It's difficult to see glamorizing in a sentence .
• But Suzanne Warner Pierot can glamorize anything, even ivy.
• But we certainly did not set out to glamorize drugs at all,
• "I didn't want to glamorize him,"
• Now clean, she blames the fashion world for glamorizing the problem.
• He glamorized, not reflected, the violent world that created him.
• And, yes, there's glamorized violence and unglamorized women.
• Fashion is out to glamorize typing, too, of a sort.
• He glamorized it, and got caught up in it a bit.
• It appeals to kids oversaturated with glamorizing gore and drugs and suicide.
• Hollywood doesn't glamorize cigarettes quite as much anymore.