The Palestinian Authority under Abbas celebrates terror and lionizes those who perpetrate it.
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Each side casts the other as inappropriate and lionizes their own entrants into the fray.
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Plus, the senator Pence lionizes for saving Johnson voted against the majority in the Senate.
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This isn't new for Logic — he has consistently attempted to insert himself into the traditions he lionizes.
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Her newest song, "Mard Daler," lionizes Ambedkar as the perfect man, pairing folk lyrics with pop beats.
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Mr. Winton is cognizant of his near celebrity status in a country that rarely lionizes its literary authors.
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And it speaks to a culture that not only tolerates, but lionizes, the men who treat them that way.
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It's been known for some time now that the Palestinian Authority celebrates terror and lionizes those who perpetrate it.
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In the minds of many Americans, Trump plays something like the Cohn character Trump lionizes in The Art of the Deal.
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Silicon Valley lionizes people who rush toward solutions and ignore problems; science is designed to find solutions by identifying those problems.
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Like the men who spewed hatred on the streets of Charlottesville, Trump lionizes a masculinity that tells him he is rightfully a winner.
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Watch the final minutes of the race and you can imagine a very different rendering of the same story, one that lionizes Savyalov.
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It lionizes everything I enjoy about video games: implausible plot lines, bombastic action, costumes that make my skin sweat just looking at them.
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In Russia, state-run media lionizes Mr. Putin, who has cracked down on dissent and systematically shut off political opportunities for the opposition.
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One America lionizes the mothers of young black men killed by the police – often after they had committed assaults of one sort or another.
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An RV Hall of Fame lionizes the industry and its progress from small aluminum trailers to luxury vehicles with the amenities of expensive condominiums.
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It is a national pride that simply wants to be noticed—a self-aware patriotism that lionizes the idea of England without ever substantiating its qualities.
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" In a review for TIME, Stephanie Zacharek wrote that "the movie lionizes and glamorizes Arthur even as it shakes its head, faux-sorrowfully, over his violent behavior.
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"Steve Jobs," Walter Isaacson's best-selling authorized biography, lionizes Jobs and depicts Laurene and her children in glowing terms, while painting Lisa in a largely unflattering light.
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Mr. Trump tweets obsessively; Mr. Erdogan issues a constant torrent of aggressive speeches; Russia's state-run media lionizes Mr. Putin and assails the United States full time.
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The film, which lionizes Churchill's extraordinary struggle to see Britain through a devastating war and face down one of history's most destructive monsters, struck a chord with the president.
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The Silicon Valley startup scene gathered in San Francisco tonight to celebrate the 10th Annual Crunchies Awards — and if there's one kind of person the startup scene lionizes, it's founders.
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All the more reason it's a delight to find "Atlanta," an idiosyncratic hangout with a crew whose members, in a genre that lionizes making it big, would be glad to make it medium.
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Soccer craves those coaches who see themselves as representatives of some higher idea, and it lionizes teams that claim to have discovered a revolutionary system, whether on the field or in the transfer market.
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The ultra-religious Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) party, which makes punishing blasphemy its main campaign rallying cry and lionizes the bodyguard who killed Taseer, warned the court against any "concession or softness" for Bibi.
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Moore's thesis — that the sartorial flamboyance of queer, brown and other people on the margins is social-justice theater that's changing the world — is muddled by his inclusion of elements as mismatched as the outrageous wardrobes he lionizes.
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Yet let's be real here: We have a culture that lionizes survivors of challenging childhoods, that gobbles up memoirs of poverty and suffering, and that makes having endured harrowing circumstances seem almost necessary to speak with any moral authority.
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" It is a world he has tried to create in a series of children's books that he sees as antidotes for a society that has "confused fame and hero" and that lionizes people who are "famous for being famous.
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Biden's 2020 campaign thoroughly lionizes Obama, but during his vice presidency, the quiet critique of Obama that thrummed through Biden's world — and was echoed across Washington — is that Obama didn't spend enough time schmoozing congressional Republicans, or even congressional Democrats.
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Zidane would have been asked about Real's seventh straight visit to the semifinals in this competition, about the chances of the club that lionizes the Champions League more than any other would become the first to retain it since its reinvention in 1992.
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A spinal surgeon by trade, Dr. Mamizuka developed an interest in helping the children who are chewed up and spit out by Japan's unforgiving youth baseball machine, which encourages year-round training and, during its national high school baseball tournaments, lionizes 230-pitch games.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - The head of a new Pakistani Islamist party that lionizes the killer of a provincial governor said it would take its rallying cry of "death to blasphemers" to next year's general election, after its surprisingly strong showing in a recent vote.
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For all the extremely great parts of it—you can, for example, go wherever you like on holiday and you don't have to tell anyone they're "so good, babe" at DJing—we ultimately live in a culture that lionizes romantic relationships, and as such, being alone can get lonely.
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A culture that lionizes male sexual conquest and ignores or even demonizes women's sexual desire does not absolve anyone from committing a crime, but growing up in such a culture certainly makes men more likely to disregard women's feelings and see sex as a way to bolster their own masculinity rather than something that should take place between two enthusiastically consenting adults.
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By this I mean that my pro-choice friends endorsing Williamson's sacking can't see that his extremism is mirrored in their own, in a system of supposedly "moderate" thought that is often blind to the public's actual opinions on these issues, that lionizes advocates for abortion at any stage of pregnancy, that hands philosophers who favor forms of euthanasia and infanticide prestigious chairs at major universities, that is at best mildly troubled by the quietus of the depressed and disabled in Belgium or the near-eradication of Down syndrome in Iceland or the gendercide that abortion brought to Asia, that increasingly accepts unblinking a world where human beings can be commodified and vivisected so long as they're in embryonic form.
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The chronicle is not objective; it is vehemently anti-Lutheran, and certainly lionizes those who were being persecuted, but the details the authors provide give first-hand insight into a turbulent time period in Danish history.
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Since his retirement, an annual lecture series, held on his birthday, has been established in Montserrat to honour Allen. Additionally, a number of Montserratian artists have written poems about Allen and there are calls to name a local street or erect a statue of Allen in front of the government headquarters in the de facto Montserrat capital Brades.Montserrat Reporter (2003) "Mike Findlay Lionizes Montserrat’s Jim Allen", Montserrat Reporter, 29 August 2003. Accessed 8 November 2007.
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The romanticization of the Lost Cause is captured in film, such as The Birth of a Nation (originally titled The Clansman), Gone With the Wind, Song of the South, and Tennessee Johnsonthe latter of which the San Francisco Chronicle called "the height of Southern mythmaking". Gods and Generals reportedly lionizes Jackson and Lee. CNN reported that these films "recast the antebellum South as a moonlight and magnolia paradise of happy slaves, affectionate slave owners and villainous Yankees".
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Imil lionizes Pell, and when the new ace tries to ease his conscience with rationalizations of how Daughters might have gotten himself killed, Imil refuses even to listen. Pell is sent to Japan as a reward for making ace and, curiously, asks that Hunter and Pettibone accompany him. No one except Cleve realizes (or cares) that Pell is making them acolytes to undermine Cleve's authority. Cleve imagines Daughters' terror at being shot down, and in the realization of his own mortality, comes to believe that his salvation will be in killing Casey Jones.
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The 2003 Civil War film Gods and Generals, based on Jeff Shaara's 1996 novel of the same name, is widely viewed as championing the Lost Cause ideology by creating a presentation that was favorable to the Confederacy and lionizes Generals Jackson and Lee. Writing in the Journal of American History, the historian Steven E. Woodworth derided the movie as a modern day telling of Lost Cause mythology. Woodworth called the movie "the most pro-Confederate film since Birth of a Nation, a veritable celluloid celebration of slavery and treason". He summed up his reasons for disliking the movie: Woodworth criticized the portrayal of slaves as being "generally happy" with their condition.
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Also in 1875, Gross was depicted by artist Thomas Eakins in his celebrated painting The Gross Clinic, which Eakins showed at the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. However, the graphic nature of the painting led the judges in the artistic section to banish it to the section on medical displays. The painting lionizes Gross at the peak of his career, skillfully performing the removal of a malignancy in the thigh of a young patient while explaining the surgical techniques to a captivated audience of students in the medical amphitheater at Jefferson Medical College. Thus Eakins depicted Gross as a titan in his dual capacities as both physician and teacher.
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