aggrandize

While defined as a so-called Robin Hood of the dispossessed Green Mountain settlers on one hand, Randall finds Allen to also be a self-interested individual, who aggrandized his family's holdings--like the New York land barons he detested.

If you could get past the documentary film that aggrandized each of the four "kings"--American Ballet Theatre's Angel Corella and Ethan Stiefel, The Royal Danish Ballet's Johan Kobborg, and the Bolshoi's Nicolai Tsiskaridze--you had a treat in store.

Like the Symbolists and Nabis, however, the Dadaists and Surrealists, if not the Neo-Romantics, remained entangled with pure painting and contributed to it and actually aggrandized it.

West does come across as someone with a fair degree of scientific credibility (unlike some of the groups and individuals Hall describes) but there is little doubt that his aggrandized proselytizing on the future benefits of cloning and stem cell research creates the kind of publicity that can invite a backlash from theological and conservative comers.

Much like Vegas itself, the scenario has been reworked and aggrandized from the 1960 model by screenwriter Ted Griffin.

Always alluring Abundant arbors ablaze and abloom Aspen aspects abound An abiding Arcadia Admired and acclaimed Ageless An auric and argent aspect Agleam amidst an agrarian allegory Art and artifice astound and accentuate Attentive and accepting Aggrandized and admired Ah-Albany awaits