How To Use Hagiographer In A Sentence
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How appropriate of Dan Lyons, the experienced hagiographer of SCO.
Fake Steve Jobs v. NYT over Zynga-gate - Boing Boing
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Even today her media hagiographers like to affect the notion that she spoke an intrinsic Aussie truth which has escaped those lofty elitists who befuddle their brains by actually reading a book or two.
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That is what the hagiographers were convinced they were doing, and so must their transmitters be.
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Barton Gellman of the Washington Post has now joined feature writers from Time in aping Cheney's hagiographer in chief, Stephen Hayes of The
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The tenth-century hagiographer seems to have thought as much.
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The Richard III Society remains firmly convinced that Richard III was foully traduced by revisionists like William Shakespeare and other Tudor dynasty hagiographers.
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Not sure if this is the work of some Jackson family-hired spin-doctor cum hagiographer, but here from Carolyn Kellog in the L.A. Times:
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Thus, while both chroniclers and hagiographers tended to fall into the prevalent pattern of ignoring women as authoritative sources, nevertheless, they relied on women's evidence.
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If he runs, who would replace "thrill up my leg" Matthews as MSNBC's resident Obama hagiographer? print share
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A quick search reveals the Reverend Sabine Baring-Gould - born 1834; died 1924 - was a hagiographer, antiquarian, novelist and prolific travel writer, whose accomplishments include a 16-volume lives of the saints and the book of werewolves.
Getting From Here To There, The Retro Way
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But you won't hear a peep about it amid the hosannas of her waiting hagiographers.
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Even his hagiographer puts his performance as ‘at best pragmatic, at worst opportunistic and short-termist’.
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Focusing on the role of the hagiographer as mediator between the saint and the saint's followers, he highlights the role of hagiographers in shaping these followers' communities.
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His hagiographers tend to stress the innocence of it all.
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To this end, hagiographers included in their narratives much that we can identify as ‘realistic.’
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After his long stretch as an untouchable hero and saint (courtesy of hagiographer R Bolt) it was about time that creep More was taken off his pedestal.
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Several essays address the self-reflexive nature of hagiographic traditions-the tendency of hagiographers to rewrite and adapt material and the interplay between adaptations from which clues of context may be discerned.
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I never saw him being ‘sunny,’ a favorite adjective of the hagiographers.
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The hagiographer of Lenin took it with zeal.
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His hagiographers may spin in their graves, but the truth will be told.
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This book is a real effort to distinguish between the problems and perspectives of the hagiographer on the one hand and the historian on the other.
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He has chosen nine other contributors, mainly from the U.K., among them the excellent hagiographer.
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Whiteley is no hagiographer - he can be coldly critical of his subject's blind spots and prejudices - and yet Banham's stature is enhanced rather than diminished by this study, which was no doubt the intention.
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The eminent historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. has sometimes been labeled a hagiographer for the Camelot chords he struck, but A Thousand Days is an intricate and serious narrative biography with sweeping historical themes and incisive drypoint character sketches.
American Sketches
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Monk and mystic, monastic theologian and papal counselor, hagiographer and polemicist, a renowned preacher in the cloister and beyond it, Bernard was the single most important impetus for the spread of the Cistercians.
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He has a fully visible collaborator and hagiographer named Mark Salter who is also his closest aide and his most vicious attack dog.
Prickly McCain Refuses To Define "Honor" In Interview
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We rely on the works of some 7th century hagiographers and the anonymous writer of the Annals of Ulster for information about his life and activities.
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While it is almost inevitable that a biographer will either be a hagiographer or a betrayer, his betrayals are, actually, of a special order.
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No medieval hagiographer better satisfied the need for historical ‘facts’ and for hagiographical ‘types’ (David, Elijah, Antony the Hermit).
