This is no hagiography: she could be prickly, stubborn and unsentimental to the point of coldness.
Without descending into hagiography, each book gives us a compelling portrait of the 20th century's most extraordinary statesman.
Thompson, joining the field several months after that debate, is still catching up on the Reagan hagiography scoreboard.
As a result, the Founding Fathers have been protected until recently by a school of biography that barely escaped from hagiography.
Mr. Roberts does manage to avoid the pitfalls of hagiography by diluting his praise for Zhukov's discipline and dedication with tempered criticism.
Though it admits the Mahatma's failings, Mr Wolpert's book verges on hagiography, which is disappointing in a life of such a historical figure.
The story unfolds without hagiography, pity, or trumped-up heroism, as the filmmaker approaches the lives of everyday people with modest compassion and imaginative sympathy.
Restrained and incisive, his book is respectful without succumbing to hagiography.
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Up to that point, most books about youth sports were mere hagiography, and often those that tried for cultural relevance collapsed under the weight of their pretensions.
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There has been far too much hagiography written about Jordan, both in the past and now, far too much hero worship for a man who was, at his core, not an especially empathic person.
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