Sentence examples for a glory that from inspiring English sources

Either you stay at Troy and fight, and then die young, and then get a glory that is imperishable.

In doing so, the city is seeking to recapture a glory that is older than the Titanic itself.

In David Lean's majestic film "Lawrence of Arabia," the beleaguered Arab leader Prince Feisal reminds his British Army adviser, T. E. Lawrence, of a glory that once was.

"And it was really immigrants that lifted her up to a sort of a glory that was probably before America really fully embraced her".

Through the clothing they want to link themselves by association to a fabled date, projecting on to themselves a glory that is seemingly unrepeatable from a match that took place before many of them were born.

God the father was exploding in his face with a glory of sunlight through painted glass, a glory that moved with his movements to consume and exalt Abraham and Isaac and then God again.

But there is a difference between bathing in a reflected glory that shines without cost and being deliberately singled out in a floodlight, which is what the granting of naming rights does.

In the 17th century, Hobbes supported the superiority theory, which held that laughter was a "sudden glory that arises" when we realize how great we are compared to everyone else.

But he is neither a fool nor a madman, and his vision always is at least double: he sees what we see, yet he sees something else also, a possible glory that he desires to appropriate or at least share.

The place has the enforced cheer of a counseling center, maybe because so many pro athletes have come here to regain some measure of a former glory that they once took for granted.

Leave it up to Mordi Levi, the creative mind behind Game of Firms, to give us the world of George R. R. Martin in a fragmented glory that elicits the fragmented morality of its universe.