Sentence examples for Quite glorious from inspiring English sources

"The magnitude of the whole thing makes it really quite glorious".

The ordinary cultivated white mushroom is another surprisingly good raw salad vegetable, and can be quite glorious in fennel's company.

Actually, there's something quite glorious and strangely romantic about the intimacy that two writers can bring to a marriage.

This is borne out by a final, quite glorious room of portraits, each of a strong, independent woman.

He is not pretty, but he is quite, quite glorious; he also appears to know exactly what he is doing.

Dzeko plays a quite glorious pass between centre-back and left-back to find Vrsajevic overlapping with gusto.

So your much-hated, quite-glorious Penn Station isn't going away after all.

The present is not quite as glorious.

The summer before the Summer of LeBron will not be quite so glorious.

But those wins may not seem quite so glorious when you attempt to distinguish the popularity of winning candidates from the unpopularity of their rivals.

Not since King John grudgingly signed along the dotted line of the Magna Carta have we been afforded a moment quite as glorious, or as long overdue, as this.