deify in a sentence

• Demonizing him has merely helped those in Cuba who deify him.
• There are friends of mine and fellow fans who deify you.
• There are thousands on the far left who still deify Che.
• Worth and Money deify Buffett in their next issues.
• Another said the sheriff is trying to " deify himself ."
• "We mustn't deify Shakespeare, " he said.
• And, of course, they deify Junior, the gifted Ken Griffey.
• In this month Janus deifies kingship and defies Jupiter.
• They even deify him as " the present-day God ."
• TV reporter, Wayne Gale, whose mission is to electronically deify Mick and Mal.
• It's difficult to see deify in a sentence .
• It would be easy to deify the Knicks after what they accomplished on Thursday night.
• But I think she played a great role here, without having to deify it.
• Now everyone is trying to deify him.
• We can t deify  Christ, Shakespeare, and Keats because of their heterogeneity.
• The point I was making was that fanatics of any individual tend to deify them.
• School resumes and Tom joins a fraternity which somewhat deifies one of their disappeared brothers.
• They deify the moguls of mergers.
• He appears to have believed himself a deity, or at least sought to deify himself.
• Similarly, the Ayn Rand page deifies this dubious bigot as  a philosopher of some importance.
• Unbeknowest to all, though, the bacchanalia was the final ingredient Xenagos needed to deify himself.