glamorise वाक्य

The Ptolemaioi and the Romans attempted to import adoration of emperors and other gods in order to glamorise the holy altar.
Since the 1970s to now, Bollywood films have glamorised tobacco by ascribing certain cultural meanings and ideas to the products.
The parents of one of the dead accused the media of " glamorising ways of taking one's life to young people ".
According to reports, there is a very real danger of glamorising death by making entertainment out of something that is a very personal thing.
During the late 18th century, the Lake District became a popular visitor attraction and the sensibilities of Romanticism glamorised such historic ruins as Brougham Castle.

Crosby, working at one of the greatest periods in the history of the car, did an enormous amount to glamorise motoring and motorsport of his time.
His crime writing came to an end when he moved away from this genre, citing the way crime was being glamorised and how the victim was neglected.
Brilliant with figures, Rosetta Cutolo negotiated with South American cocaine barons, narrowly failed to blow up police headquarters and was glamorised in a film, Il Camorrista.
The shoot glamorised the 2012 Delhi Gang Rape " " . . . the photos show a model being sexually assaulted by men sitting on a set resembling a bus.
Edna's manner and appearance became so feminised and glamorised that even some of her TV show guests appear not to see that the Edna character is played by a man.