Examples of using Romanticizing in English and their translations into German
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I have been romanticizing our relationship.
Or perhaps, in retrospect, only nostalgic romanticizing?
I know that I'm romanticizing the idea, but come on.
Most of our cultural heritage has tended to look backward, romanticizing the past.
His was an idealized, romanticizing, illustrative art, characterized by a glazed layer of paint.
As she recalls, after September 11th an increase in‘all things Middle Eastern' took place,either demonizing or romanticizing Arabs and Muslims.
At that point, we will start romanticizing the future again, instead of the nasty, brutish past.
To this end, I present contemporary photography and photographic archives aswell as sculptures in performative artistic contexts which do not belong to the conventional romanticizing and exoticizing exhibition practice”.
A recurring romanticizing in the economy and the associated mindful leadership lead companies to completely redefine themselves: Meaningfulness, i. e.
Together as a power couple, they make what are often portrayed as self-serving decreeswhile claiming only to be concerned for“what's best for business”, all the while romanticizing each other in the process with public displays of affection.
However, this domain does less refer to that process of man's romanticizing in the present itself(Ontoromantologie) than rather to the past and with this to man's history.
For"A Thousand and X Little Actions," Jörg Koopmann has invited artists, whose work is shaped by a critical, sensitive confrontation with existing relationships and whose attitude reflects a curiosity towards humankind and an openness toward their subjects: Five artists, working across borders,who closely examine diverse identities and their stereotypes and expand upon them, without romanticizing anything in the process.
Only after World War II did the military comedy surface again,not infrequently in b-movie form or as a romanticizing look back at"better" times, with films like"Mikosch rückt ein"(Mikosch Report for Duty, 1952), various adaptations of Jaroslav Hasek's good soldier Schweik, or later attempts like"Wenn Ludwig ins Manöver zieht"(When Ludwig Does Maneuvers, 1967) and"Die Kompanie der Knallköppe" The Company of Jerks, 1971.
Inferno Romanticized», the artist's first solo show at a European art institution.
The speaker romanticizes a Latino deli where members from various Hispanic backgrounds gather.
Romanticized towns, churches and seascapes.
Maybe you romanticized it a little?
The romanticized heroic dream will turn into reality….
Along with the delicate teapot, this romanticized heroism is also shattered.
It romanticizes it.
In other words, a time that has been highly romanticized.
Nothing is glossed-over or romanticized, there is no lifeless gesture.
Paris has been greatly romanticized throughout the ages, and for good reason.
Of course there is this romanticized image of an old fisherman sitting at the harbor, smoking his pipe without any hurry.
This explains why Gorbachev, romanticized here in Germany as a shining light, and Vladimir Putin, who is vilified as a scapegoat, are of the same opinion when it comes to Ukraine.
We seem to be fixated on this romanticized idea that every poor person in Africa is an entrepreneur," he says.
The astronomer in me romanticizes the idea of a massive intentional blackout rolling across our planet's time zones.
She romanticizes her mother's eccentric features, and outlines ten things that she feels they would have to do to get reacquainted.
Initially, the harsh season is romanticized; later, artists turn their attention to the subtle palette of winter colours.
A rhythmic, rebellious music without the romanticized vibrato by removing the gut strings and blowing with valveless trumpets and horns.