romanticize造句

Don't romanticize stick to the facts.

Don't romanticize this uninteresting and hard work!

You have a tendency to romanticize your life.

a novel that refuses to romanticize the grim realities of war

Sure a mistake to romanticize all this any more than is strictly necessary.

In the face of such beauty, it's easy to romanticize these surroundings.

Neptune's time in seventh house Aquarius can romanticize the concepts of marrying a best friend.

No one would want an author to walk away from authentic evidence, to touch up or romanticize Mary Lincoln's portrait.

He never underestimated his adversaries and was careful not to romanticize teh achievements of his diplomatic endeavors.

perhaps I personally just over romanticize the issue. I'm always hopeful that we can make our family planning a much "sweeter job."

Ballads, folklore and literature depict the culprits, exaggerate and romanticize their criminal activities, and a step-by-step construction of a "myth" in the image is built.

Kristof and others constantly romanticize the life they imagine we live, or used to live, and I wouldn't trade it for any other.

Towards the unknown, sometimes you can't help to romanticize, misjudge, fear, or ignore it, I suppose to be better off just being curious, and serious about it.

Maybe because we live in an age of so many choices, most of them meaningless, we romanticize the notion that falling in love isn't a choice but something that happens to us.