saintly|saintlier|saintliest in English

adjective

[saint·ly || 'seɪntlɪ]

pertaining to a saint; appropriate for a saint; holy, sacred, hallowed

Use "saintly|saintlier|saintliest" in a sentence

1. 15 We are mad unless we are saintly, saintly only as we soar above madness.

2. She led a saintly and blameless life.

3. Her saintly manner concealed a devious mind.

4. 17 Her lips a gentle and saintly smile.

5. 9 Her saintly manner concealed a devious mind.

6. 4 This might seem excessively saintly and magnanimous.

7. 3 Her saintly manner concealed a devious mind.

8. 1 She led a saintly and blameless life.

9. This might seem excessively saintly and magnanimous.

10. 6 She looked into his saintly long-lashed eyes.

11. 5 She was a simple, loving and saintly woman.

12. 2 She has been saintly in her self-restraint.

13. Mother Teresa is famous for all of her saintly deeds.

14. 28 Our teacher's lips are set in a gentle and saintly smile.

15. 16 He was a saintly man who always put others before himself.

16. Xi'an is an ancient city full of treasures and saintly relics.

17. 21 Mother Teresa is famous for all of her saintly deeds.

18. 26 In its place she put her noble Negro, patient,[www.Sentencedict.com] saintly Tom.

19. After these failures, Clotilde appeared to dedicate herself to a saintly life.

20. 22 Xi'an is an ancient city full of treasures and saintly relics.

21. 13 At its most saintly the religious life offered a much more functional view.

22. 18 Mother's saintly body like the jade attacked through my eyes at one blow.

23. 7 I am not in danger of becoming too saintly, as you well know.

24. 19 The most saintly quality next to willing self - sacrifice is the spirit of tolerance.

25. 29 Personally, he did not attempt to analyse the marvel of a saintly woman.