n.吹捧性的传记，偶像化(或理想化)传记

原形：hagiography复数：hagiographies

The book is more of a hagiography than an objective biography.
这本书更像是一本颂扬传记，而非客观的生平描述。
His political career was portrayed in hagiographic tones by the press.
媒体对他的政治生涯进行了充满赞美之词的报道。
She wrote a hagiography about her favorite author, detailing their every move.
她写了一部关于她最喜欢的作者的颂歌式传记，详述了他们的每一个举动。
The film seems to be more a hagiography than a critical examination of the president's life.
这部电影看起来更像是对总统生活的颂扬，而不是批判性的审视。
His fans have produced numerous hagiographies celebrating his musical genius.
他的粉丝制作了许多颂扬他音乐天才的传记。
The movie is criticized for being too much of a hagiography and not enough of a balanced portrayal.
这部电影因过于颂扬而缺乏平衡的表现而受到批评。
The museum dedicated to the famous artist seemed more like a shrine, filled with hagiographical exhibits.
那座献给著名艺术家的博物馆更像是一座神殿，充满了赞美的展览品。
The biography reads like a hagiography, barely acknowledging any flaws or controversies in the subject's life.
这本传记读起来就像是一部颂歌，几乎不承认主人公生活中的任何缺点或争议。
The new biography avoids hagiography by presenting a nuanced portrait of the controversial figure.
这本新传记通过展现这个有争议人物的复杂形象，避免了过度颂扬。
The hagiography of the saint left out many details of her difficult upbringing.
这部圣徒的颂歌式传记省略了她艰难成长过程中的许多细节。