Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Romanticised in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Emma romanticised him.
Childbirth has been so romanticised.
Make that"He romanticised it all out of proportion.
Those portraits were utterly romanticised.
On a European level, fishery is romanticised too much according to Bas Eickhout.
The characters and situations represented were also highly romanticised.
Oh, yeah. Emma romanticised him.
it is romanticised.
One of those overly romanticised resistance names.
Unlike the earlier wanderers the Vikings had a rather splendid mythology, romanticised for us by Wagner.
So you escaped into the city you romanticised and reinvented yourself as a poor man's Mclnerney.
Highly romanticised in stories and songs,
We are all familiar with this classic and romanticised image of the artist.
The book romanticised the accident and had a much more optimistic end than the real events- only the group leader was found deceased.
This idea of the flex worker is often romanticised as the ultimate liberation.
According to his later vida(a romanticised short biography attached to his songs),
playing the nanny in the director's romanticised portrait of his childhood.
For Castro, the dictator pathetically romanticised by many in Europe, these people are, however, a grave threat.
rather than the romanticised story of Aruns' revenge for his wife.
However, if you feel it is for you and wish to make a foray into this rather romanticised world, the first thing you will need to consider is what broker to use.
The Fire Emblem series of romanticised role-playing games allows you to play puppet master with your troops,
achieved during the conflict, even if somewhat romanticised, has become a standard by which to measure how far we have fallen since.
In my little piece I add to Burleigh's somewhat romanticised version elements of the earlier more‘primitive' version of the Fisk Jubilee Singers that I found in the 1880 edition of Marsh,
atmospheric and romanticised image of life on Earth,
mostly romanticised accounts of an exile's life in the southern Netherlands
Maybe he was romanticising to justify what he felt.
We shouldn't romanticise someone just because he's dead.
Today we romanticise the era of exploration in Antarctica.
My mum says to me,"Moll, you shouldn't romanticise.
By treating his subjects with respect, he gave them dignity without romanticising them.