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• Among fellow writers, Dickens has been both lionised and mocked.
• The City Hall was packed and the press were ready to lionise the winners.
• Tagore wrote songs lionising the Indian independence movement.
• Wood was lionised as the discoverer of Ephesus.
• Laskier was lionised by the press.
• He was lionised, and told the story of the siege to Queen Victoria and her ministers.
• As others have discovered before, the media is quick to turn on those it had once lionised.
• Anne Hutchinson is a contentious figure, having been lionised, mythologized, and demonised by various writers.
• He was lionised by society, and opened credit accounts with restaurants, tailors and car hire companies.
• Upon his eventual return to St Petersburg in 1844, the poet was much lionised in the highest society.
• The current tendency appears to be to lionise him; popular film and other media have certainly contributed to his appeal.
• Jameson was tried in England for leading the raid; during that time he was lionised by the press and London society.
• These groups of soldiers and civilians try to live up to the altruistic standards set by Lei, a soldier martyr lionised by Chairman Mao.
• Essentially, the material added to the lead is a rather lionising assessment of the author Coupland that compares him to other more well-known luminaries.
• Not that Choo isn't good with his public relations skills but he didn't think he would be lionised by the Press at the event.
• These slave labourers have no movies to etch their pains in living colour, no theme songs to lionise their suffering, and no monuments to cast their memories in stone.
• THE article ( NST, Feb 11 ) on the visit to Malaysia of Mark McCormack lionised an American who is undoubtedly one of the best known names in world sports marketing.
• However, the British press and London society inflamed by anti-Boer and anti-German feeling and in a frenzy of jingoism, lionised Dr . Jameson and treated him as a hero.
• The Hanoverian Ascendancy was magnified by the military exploits of allies Hanoverian Legion that lionised Carteret's performance and the King's role in the warfare, but at considerable expense to the Treasury.