Disneyfication

But the Disneyfication of the universe was not without hitches.

Such details may strike critics as the Disneyfication of jurisprudence.

Some may see the ride as the unwarranted intrusion of Disneyfication.

Some old revolutionaries say it has led to the "Disneyfication" of what should be sacred sites.

Granted, gentrification has its down side, pointing toward the Disneyfication of the universe.

The phenomenon died more or less with the Disneyfication of Times Square.

The book refers darkly to the "Disneyfication of architecture."

His name has become a noun - Disneyfication.

But the proposed Disneyfication of this unique countryside raises questions of national importance.

Now there is a Disneyfication of adventure.

The result has been described as "Disneyfication".

The 1980s and '90s were characterized by a Disneyfication of Bourbon Street.

The program's uncritical acceptance of contextualism in fact portends more Disneyfication.

Disneyfication would be a more potent enemy.

The Disneyfication of museums, as detractors call it, is hotly debated in museum circles.

Dark and disturbing, they only later acquired the patina of sentimentality which softened them up for Disneyfication.

It looks a little sad these days, its shabbiness made all the more conspicuous by the Disneyfication taking place around it.

But what is this Disneyfication of the Deuce?

"I'm not talking about the Disneyfication of Times Square.

Are we seeking the Disneyfication of domesticity?

Nor do they want what they call the Disneyfication of the wine industry, to accommodate the vacationing hordes.

Tex was the man who single-handedly thumbed his nose at the Disneyfication of the animated cartoon.

"They call it Disneyfication, meaning a lot of trendy stores, tchotchke dealers, bars open until 4 in the morning.

There are those who find this Disneyfication of England's most imposing medieval fortress to be blasphemy.