Meanings of most saintly in English

Among these kings, too, there were most holy, most saintly people, and-

Not even the most saintly of human beings is wholly indifferent to social success.

Some even of the most saintly and most learned people, believed in witches and witchcraft.

The noblest and most saintly among clergy and laity alike were often the fiercest persecutors.

She confided in me a little in those days, but ever with a most saintly resignation.

It's for a most saintly, really nice reason.

Ah, maybe you saw the robe as of a saint, because all men hold him most saintly!

They raised geniuses and devils and martyrs: the most cloud-topping geniuses, the worst devils, the most saintly martyrs.

He was always the most saintly looking man, but I know I saw a twinkle in his eye.

And I assure thee that, had I but access to this most saintly wife of thine, with others.

The saintly Mary's most saintly son!

Simply told and remarkably interesting is this story of the life of one of the most saintly of Christian men.

It's only mid-July and already even the most saintly parent can be forgiven for fantasising about life in a child-free state.

But when the most saintly English bishops of their own time had died under it, it lost its power on the conscience.

By that point the most saintly Dominican brothers aboard will forget their prayers, and curse their own mothers for having borne them.

Christian knighthood had reached its one perfect flower in Louis; and the Crusades fittingly closed with the life of the most saintly crusader.