glamourise

It is one thing for TV executives to try to "glamourise" business for the sake of ratings, but the prime minister, even a sinking one, should know better.

Telegraph Blogs 2009

"The problem isn't the existence of these types of dramas that glamourise (or even accurately depict) the lives of a minority (less than 1%) within the African community involved in criminality," said Toyin.

Readers' reviews 2011

The film is fantastic, and does not in any way glamourise terrorism.

The Baader Meinhof Complex Movie Trailer | /Film 2008

Others have chosen to highlight the shortcomings of the Man From U.N.C.L.E style 70s throwback spy plotlines, that glamourise the profession as a champagne-quaffing, womanising lark- but personally I love it.

Simon Says MY OWN WORST ENEMY may be Christian Slater’s route back to the top… | Obsessed With Film 2009

If ever you want to glamourise and vaunt a side dish of vegetables, or if you are looking for vegetables presented as a main course, look no further.

Cookery Book Review: Claudia Roden's Shaun 2009

But note, we are all sexual beigns and will get a thingle, Proper education and family support is what is needed, not to glamourise teen age pregnancy, and getting married at seventeen does not make it ok.

Strange Bedfellows 2008

Feel free to do without the adornments of thyme, but a student must glamourise his or her life from time to time, however simply.

Caramelised Onion Tart Shaun 2007

Feel free to do without the adornments of thyme, but a student must glamourise his or her life from time to time, however simply.

Archive 2007-09-01 Shaun 2007

I don't know how I feel about books that glamourise prostitution.

Prostitution: What a giggle Ms Robinson 2007

If you are going 'glamourise the issue and sell it in lyrical form then at least for gods sake get all the issues right.

Archive 2004-06-01 2004