Sentence examples for a certain glory from inspiring English sources

There's a certain glory in it".

"And I saw a larger theme in the story that felt worthy of the musical form -- the idea that as Americans we are promised a certain inheritance, a certain glory".

It was the promise of a partnership and the certain glory that would come with it.

There was a certain embattled glory to it all, there in everything from the music of The Smiths to the social-realist soap of Brookside.

When we do, there will be certain glory for us!

Traditionally, players would return towards the end of their careers, when the main European stage started viewing them as surplus to requirements and a final stint – usually at a club with which there was an emotional attachment – was a chance to bask in a certain sort of glory.

In some ways that particular verdict was a minor detail in Manning's personal saga, but signifies a certain amount of glory in the war for freedom of speech and information.

It can lead to a certain kind of male glory; it may lead to valor or boldness or impulsive romanticism.

Middle Eastern collectors "either like things that relate to their countries — so it's perhaps a bit of a nationalistic approach — or talks about a certain period of past glory," anything prior to the 1970s, that golden time between the 1950s and 1970s, Ms. Khayat added.

"I think throughout his entire life he worried that the clock was running out, and that if he didn't achieve a kind of permanent glory before a certain point in his life, he would never have the chance.

The British journalist Allison Pearson's frothy, peachy smoothie of a first novel, "I Don't Know How She Does It," surged with a certain inevitability to best-seller glory when it was published in 2002.