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• His Hamlet apotheosized his vocal beauty.
• Shown in the guise of apotheosized.
• Tarkovsky also was famous for his water imagery, apotheosized in " Nostalghia " ( 1983 ).
• "Michael David s abstract paintings renew immediacy, indeed, reconstitute, strengthen, and even apotheosize it.
• Naughton, a Tony winner for the musicals " City of Angels " and " Chicago, " lacks this apotheosizing presence.
• Lauded by some, he was criticised by American Susan Sontag as one " whose best works apotheosize the platitude ".
• In San Francisco, John Pfahl's picture of a nuclear installation apotheosized by the setting sun is worthy of Bierstadt or Beethoven.
• Watch the apotheosizing play of shadow on the face of the fragile heroine when she sings " Si, mi chiamano Mimi ."
• In fact, irrespective of their achievements, most of these women have been apotheosized primarily on the basis of their ability to appeal to our fantasies.
• In post-1989 Poland, the efforts of the post-war armed underground have been apotheosized by the Institute of National Remembrance and other circles.
• Yet his posthumous reputation seems to have suffered in consequence, in spite of all his Gallic sympathies and not unsuccessful endeavours to apotheosize the " Irish Brigade ".
• As figures of commerce and glamour, interpreters today outshadow those they interpret : tenors and actresses and directors are apotheosized; authors and painters and composers are comparatively invisible.
• "It's only in the last two and a half decades or so that they've been apotheosized as some sort of holy ritual ."
• Last summer, McIntosh was apotheosized with the opening of a new building, " House for an Art Lover, " built from plans submitted to a design competition in 1900.
• Not even Garbo or Dietrich could have survived that scrutiny : there's been nothing like it since D . W . Griffith apotheosized Lillian Gish in " Broken Blossoms ."
• But there are other ways for things to go wrong in America-- as they did in the 1930s and as they did in the McCarthy and Vietnam eras apotheosized in other Roth novels.
• By 1933 _ the same year the Warner Bros . movie musical " 42nd Street " apotheosized the block as a theatrical showplace _ most of the 42nd Street houses had already forsaken plays and musicals for burlesque and second-run movies.
• Second place went to David Urban, 13, of Amarillo, Texas, who misspelled " renascent " and had finished 66th the prior year, followed by Yuni Kim, 12, of Pottsville, Pennsylvania in third, who went out on " apotheosize ."
• The book, the stage version and George Stevens's opulently photographed and scored 1959 film provided a way to understand the Holocaust : they apotheosized the precocious German-Jewish girl who, just weeks before the war's end, died at Bergen-Belsen.