1 For the rest of the programme was sheer hagiography.

2 Clearly a work of hagiography, it was released in 1944, was a Times Critic's Pick, was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, and won 5 Oscars, including an Oscar for best original screenplay.

3 In spite of the personal hagiography it was the thought, above all, which inspired so many millions.

4 Presenting a very sanitized view of Pitt's career, the film ends up a hagiography of Churchill.

5 Closer to such history in terms of the narrative skill required is hagiography.

6 Along with the national myth comes a rich tradition of hagiography.

7 But soon the facts crowd in and the film spirals into hagiography.

8 His impatience with fools was legendary, and the amount of hagiography now being ladled onto his life with abandon would undoubtedly set his teeth on edge.

9 There is a genre of literature that details the lives of saints, Hagiography, but that came later and is largely something we find in the Christian era.

10 Even as Sharpton spoke, Facebook and other sites were host to raucous debates about whether the instant hagiography wasn't minimizing too many troubling details.

11 Making good use of his natural gifts and of the circumstances in which he found himself, "M" produced a book unique, so far as my knowledge goes, in the literature of hagiography.