annoint

• I think everyone's knee jerk reaction here to annoint baseball wins to people who spend the most money. —  THE BASEBALL SAVANT
• If we have learned anything (which I doubt), we will join in democratic alliances with others rather than annoint ourselves as their leaders. —  BlueOregon
• Judging from the reaction of the so-called mainstream media, it looks like the real problem is not that McCain didn't properly vet Palin, rather that the press didn't get the opportunity to properly annoint her. —  ModerateVoters.org
• We call it celeb overdrive, but in the future historians will look back on our culture and see it is what people do when they annoint one to watch over them as they haven't found it in anybody in a while. —  Right Pundits
• If the media loves Obama, which is what you are saying, then by your own logic he does not need Hillary since the media will annoint him President. —  The Ostroy Report

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