The phrase "a glorious example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that serves as an outstanding or admirable model for others to follow.
Example: "Her dedication to community service is a glorious example of selflessness and commitment."
Alternatives: "a shining example" or "an exemplary model."
Google is a glorious example.
A glorious example of someone using Twitter in precisely the way they wanted to.
This is a glorious example, and the estimate is $5,700 to $8,500.
Far from "damaged", Ms Jenner's medical transfiguration is a glorious example of the American faith in action.
Designed by James Paine (and later Robert Adam), the house is a glorious example of the Palladian style.
Sitwell is important: a modernist pioneer; a glorious example of the outsider life well led; a passionate champion of other writers (she was Wilfred Owen's first editor); a chastening example of the way literary fame can vanish almost overnight.
The best and most glorious example of this affectionate, bittersweet longing is a five-page spread Charles Saxon did for The New Yorker, in 1985, looking back on his childhood in the nineteen-thirties, so it's well worth looking at.
Cavanaugh headlines his item, "United States sets another glorious example for free expression".
After finishing the letter, Washington appealed to the officers' "patient virtue" and praised the "glorious example you have exhibited to mankind".
What had happened to the glorious example set by France's World Cup-winning team of 1998, with players of different colours combining to beat the equally diverse Brazilians in the final?
For Hughes, the most glorious example of such Christian reconstruction came in the seventeenth century, when Gian Lorenzo Bernini was given permission to strip the bronze cladding off the Pantheon's portico, in order to melt it down for the majestic baldacchino in St. Peter's.
