Sentence examples for problem with the hagiography that from inspiring English sources

For me, I've always had a problem with the hagiography that surrounds Bill Hicks.

Many remain convinced that the Irish are more myth than marvel, beneficiaries of the hagiography that comes with being reverentially portrayed in two motion pictures and by one major television network.

It also dovetailed neatly with the Sisi hagiography that has become a prominent feature of Egyptian political life.

Mr. Cruz DeJesus and Mr. Stephens could lose the didactic hagiography that keeps breaking the flow of the work; the music tells us all.

Thankfully, the author refrains from indulging in the sort of hagiography that marks so much sports writing, which makes this a great book for educated non-fans and recent initiates to American sports to kick off with.

It is the kind of unauthorized hagiography that manages to be hero-worshiping and creepy at the same time.

Unsurprisingly, the profile was pure hagiography that left Obama's most devoted media fans gushing with ecstacy.

The gur-bilas literature produced a style of hagiography that focused on the mighty deeds of the Gurus, particularly Hargobind and Gobind Singh.

"Lula: Son of Brazil" is an unabashed hagiography that follows the rise from poverty to national prominence of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who served as president of Brazil from 2003 through 2010.

Che was not quite the ordeal one dreaded: with Benicio del Toro as a soft-spoken, affable Guevara, this was in no way the bloated hagiography that, say, Oliver Stone might have given us.

She also brings attention to Darwin's own private artistry in notebooks and on scraps, suggesting (with a touch of hagiography) that his imperfect draftsmanship actually promoted his fascination with the messiness of the natural world.