hagiography

Your blog reads like an ongoing hagiography of the sort the North Koreans would write.

Interesting to keep in mind next time the Elon Musk hagiography starts up again...

His analysis tends towards hagiography of individual scientists, with less attention for context.

There might be a bit of hagiography of the GC in the original story based on what Ben now knows could have happened.

In four words you've said more than the entire hagiography of TFA.

Believing that requires no acts of deification or hagiography on my part.

Not to dwelve too far into Oracle hagiography but, >During the 1970s, after a brief stint at Amdahl Corporation, Ellison began working for Ampex Corporation.

The apartheid regime might have justified extreme measures that killed civilians, but his hands are not as clean as you would imagine from the hagiography.

Tim Cook hagiography!= world's best journalism Neither is war propaganda.

I'm kind of uncomfortable with the degree of hagiography surrounding Aaron Swartz these days.

It's not a self-serving hagiography, at least from my sample.

Your comment sounds too much like hagiography to me.

Edwards writes, "Enough engineers sang his praises that this book could have been written entirely as a hagiography of Saint Urs, Keeper of the Blessed Code." The second is Jeff Dean.

After a few paragraphs I said to myself "this looks like a criminal hagiography." Seems like it worked.

I guess if someone were writing a hagiography of me I'd prefer that they use "Graham-Cumming", e.g.

Now I'm "a pig" because I'm a little skeptical of the tired Eisenhower hagiography one always reads in these threads?