| I believe they'd lionize Charley Chaplin if he'd let them, but I understand he's more exclusive than we are. |
| He's a virtuoso of the narcocorrido genre, accordion-driven, blood-lusting ballads that lionize the exploits of Mexico's drug cartels. |
| In spite of serious discrepancies in his attire, however, I saw that Mrs. Effie meant to lionize him tremendously. |
| Generations of African Americans would lionize Allen as one of their first and greatest leaders. |
| It's easy to lionize and forget what courage goes into that kind of lionization. |
| The worst of Gordon was that he made it next to impossible for one to lionize him. |
