Sentence examples for a glorious instance of from inspiring English sources

And a glorious instance of that golden mean, for me, is in A. J. Liebling's praise of Col. John R. Stingo, the onetime racetrack reporter for The New York Evening Sun.

It's a glorious instant of human endeavor.

Consider, for instance, the sonnet "And Now the Leaves Suddenly Lose Strength", a glorious evocation of autumn and one of Larkin's finest "death" poems.

In two glorious instances, her vignettes demonstrate that behind every stereotype lurks a human being with a surprise in store.

But first, a glorious slice of Labour Party psychodrama.

A glorious snapshot of who we are.

A history of military rule and a glorious culture of court intrigue are to blame.

There's even a glorious imitation of a Rush drum solo.

And speaking of the city, Konigsburg offered a glorious picture of that wonder-island.

Little remains of the sanatorium, but there is still a glorious sense of the Fifties.

The palazzo was a glorious den of secrets, the setting for any number of intrigues.