hagiographic造句

• Although admiring of Eddy, her book is not hagiographic .)
• Another important category found in the library is the hagiographic texts.
• Imprisoned in hagiographic literature, succeeded in converting his jailer.
• It contains portraits of the Evangelists and some hagiographic miniatures.
• The hagiographic process continued after Lumumba's death and into the present.
• How is such unnecessary detail ( some might say hagiographic twaddle ) encyclopaedic?
• There is a considerable lore of hagiographic tradition concerned with the young Shembe.
• Recently an editor here tried to write a hagiographic article about his father.
• The film portrays the fictional British hagiographic tendencies of rock documentaries of the time.
• His life was compiled in the hagiographic work written by Giorgi Merchule in 951.
• The tone of the article is absurdly hagiographic, with considerable elements of coatrack.
• Antonia's plays were written in her first language, hagiographic verse narrative.
• Starrynuit added a somewhat hagiographic passage about Ikeda.
• Both brand new accounts who turn up to add hagiographic material to Christopher Asir.
• There's something even galling about the huge body of hagiographic writing about him.
• Yet " Before Night Falls " is mercifully neither hagiographic nor politically strident.
• The traditional legends and hagiographic texts state Basava to be the founder of the Lingayats.
• The book is a hagiographic work, written in Thessaloniki in the 680s or 690s.
• Aurangzeb is known to have had control of the content and it is inevitably hagiographic.
• We need better sources that discuss these topics as broader ideas rather than hagiographic anecdotes.