| More recently, haute couture has even tried the romanticization of overalls. |
| He condemned the art of the Renaissance as he did the Tango or the music of Wagner and Spaghetti, the romanticization of Venice or love in the moonlight. |
| There are good grounds for hope that we can develop such new traditions, but only if we discard simplistic solutions based on romanticization of the past. |
| The information obtained will put the public debate on a more objective footing and help to prevent both the stigmatization and the exotic romanticization of these two groups. |
| It's a rollicking narrative, a romanticization of a distant group of people, and a broadside against American shoe companies. |
| Santa Fe has been a lodestone for the study, idealization, and romanticization of the American Indian since the completion of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway. |
