saintliness

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• Given the late Alex Trebek’s saintly reputation, and the fact that “Jeopardy!”

• For much of her lifetime, she and her music stood in the shadow of her husband, the late John Coltrane, a jazz titan and a near saintly figure in 20th-century American music.

• Following the incident, she has chosen self-exile, turning her back on her friends and community, even changing her name from Katie to Maud, which she believes is more saintly.

• Not quite Jesus making wine, but there’s something saintly about a smoother southside mojito that helps save our oceans.

• Yet, I dare any reader, no matter how saintly, not to love him.

• Sometimes, that intense social judgment, that expectation of saintly loving maternal perfection, can destroy a mother.

• Fleiss makes the film as a devotee would, depicting Weir in a saintly glow.

• Top U.S. officials contribute with their daily evocation of saintly principles that the United States itself has often defied.

• Why would God reward such saintly behavior with such a ghastly tragedy?

• Diana came to see her as a sweet, saintly woman whose charity work was an inspiration.

• Woman is a saintly and noble creature, but almost always misunderstood, and nearly always misjudged because she is misunderstood.

• Back, back, good Christians, the saintly Peter will come and speak to you under the great tree.

• I made a great effort, once more dismissed the recollections of the night, and fell once more to brooding on my saintly poetess.

• He enjoined that the saintly teacher, having food and raiment of the most homely kind, ought therewith to be content.