glamorizing , auch: glamorising BrE

The glamorizing of outdoor furniture continues apace.

At that point, the rates began increasing again, reflecting a period in which Dr. Johnston said, "the glamorizing of drug use was definitely rising."

It was only later, as the Depression tightened its grip, that the 1920's-era glamorizing of bankers and brokers turned to scorn.

The forces at work in the glamorizing of Hollywood go beyond paparazzi images of celebrities dressed by designers' public relations staffs.

And the glamorizing of violence on television and in movies coupled with the free flow of guns contributes to increasing violence and death among teen-agers.