Sentence examples for a glorification of existence from inspiring English sources

Mahler meant it as a glorification of existence, beginning with paeans to nature and making its way to an overpowering slow movement, intended as an evocation of heaven.

Tolstoy was basically accused of writing the equivalent of "Gone with the Wind," a glorification of a lost world of privilege the major characters are all nobility whose existence rested on the backs of millions of serfs.

Tolstoy was basically accused of writing the equivalent of "Gone with the Wind," a glorification of a lost world of privilege — the major characters are all nobility — whose existence rested on the backs of millions of serfs.

It's just a glorification of the Sackler family".

It isn't, in my reading, a glorification of modern warfare.

The movie's famous ending has been celebrated as an assertion of liberty and attacked as a glorification of futility.

Mr. Bo has championed high-profile drives against corruption coupled with a glorification of the Maoist era.

Theologically, the doctrine means that Mary's redemption involved a glorification of her complete personality and anticipated the state promised to the rest of humankind.

Mrs. Feiler told Expressen, a Swedish newspaper, that the work was not intended as "a glorification of the suicide bomber".

Boece's history is a glorification of the Scottish nation, based on legendary sources, and is more interesting as romance than as history.

The ceremony went ahead despite objections from left-wing groups, who said it amounted to a glorification of the Franco dictatorship.