But it was as politically neutral as a drama about a major government player could be, with neither the self-seeking Mandelson nor his war-criminal associate (who was not played by any actor) apotheosised in the slightest. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The bridesmaids crowded to the window and turned their heads in the direction pointed out, at which motion eight earrings all swung as one: — not looking at Dick because they particularly wanted to see him, but with an important sense of their duty as obedient ministers of the will of that apotheosised being — the ❋ Unknown (2006)
So etherealised by spirit as he was, and so apotheosised by worshipping admirers, did his footsteps, in the procession, really tread upon the dust of earth? ❋ Unknown (2002)
He lived with popularity, was fortunate enough to die before his reputation was exhausted, was deposited in the Pantheon, apotheosised in form, and his bust placed as a companion to that of Brutus, the tutelary genius of the Assembly. ❋ An English Lady (N/A)
Several girls (of course everyone in the audience knew me) began to titter at my strange appearance, in my apotheosised bathrobe, in my close Van Dyke beard .... ❋ Kemp, Harry, 1883-1960 (1922)
This morality sets up a forced, to the vast majority impossible, standard of 'personal holiness' which, when realised, has seldom resulted in anything but (1) an apotheosised priggism, ❋ J. Ellis Barker (1909)
Valenciennes lace, that being the simplest frock in her wardrobe; but she privately thought even Mrs. Washington's apotheosised lawns and organdies very "scrubby," and could never bring herself to anything less expensive than summer silks, made at the greatest house in Paris. ❋ Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton (1902)
The Rev.Dr. Ebina, (2) one of the leading lights of the Protestant pastorate in Japan, plunges more deeply still into this doctrine, according to which, as already noted, the whole Japanese nation is, in a manner, apotheosised. ❋ Basil Hall Chamberlain (1892)
The bridesmaids crowded to the window and turned their heads in the direction pointed out, at which motion eight earrings all swung as one: -- not looking at Dick because they particularly wanted to see him, but with an important sense of their duty as obedient ministers of the will of that apotheosised being -- the Bride. ❋ Thomas Hardy (1884)
Within comparatively recent times, the great Daimyo of Izumo, for example, were apotheosised; and the peasants of Shimane still pray before the shrines of the Matsudaira. ❋ Lafcadio Hearn (1877)
O, exalted among birds -- apotheosised goose, did not thy heart exult even when thy liver parched and swelled within thee, from that most agonizing death; and didst thou not, like the Indian at the stake, triumph in the very torments which alone could render thee illustrious? ❋ Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton (1838)
Marx, by contrast, insists that the only scientific method consists in the development, from the analysis of a set of given relations, of those forms of thought into which those relations have been apotheosised. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Fear of the technological revolution and globalisation that have gutted those small towns and factories Mrs Palin apotheosised. ❋ Unknown (2008)
He lived with popularity, was fortunate enough to die before his reputation was exhausted, was deposited in the Pantheon, apotheosised in form, and his bust placed as a companion to that of Brutus, the tutelary genius of the Assembly. ” ❋ Lady, An English (1797)
