saintlike

The easy thing would be to play the saintlike figure throughout.

He looked about and gave us a small, saintlike smile.

And it's been done terribly for years, despite the saintlike efforts of one or two individuals.

The film's saintlike portrayal Guevara doesn't exactly help with this, either.

"He was by no means the avuncular and saintlike figure so widely depicted today".

The idea of the saintlike, long-suffering patient is a big romantic fiction.

She was a saintlike figure who yearned for union with Krishna throughout her short life.

In no time at all she is in touch with the saintlike Mortimer.

This, along with his "saintlike" generosity, left Lawrence in substantial debt.

The trap with Valjean is that he can become kind of boring and saintlike after the first 10 minutes.

It brought her to the nearest of the saintlike icons, a golden-armored figure working at a forge.

Her face was saintlike in its purity.

Had the pastors prayed, all saintlike as they seemed, it had been blasphemy.

The solution is to become saintlike.

She sees Almásy as saintlike and with the "hipbones of Christ".

Everyone appreciated her saintlike qualities and loved her.

Rafiu Popoola has a manner of almost saintlike humility.

Fox reacted to Microsoft's announcement with saintlike silence.

He sunned me with a saintlike smile. '

How saintlike he had seemed!

She smiled her saintlike smile.

Or at least saintlike.

Margaret thought he was positively saintlike and sometimes resented him for it-but not often; usually she was too grateful.

She is depicted as a kind of baleful Madonna: depraved, hypocritical, perversely saintlike.

This is viewed by some readers as a Christian image and they interpret Gandalf as being saintlike.