Sentence examples for abiding glory from inspiring English sources

If the poem of nationhood is a proud, ceremonious epic like "The Lusiads," which ends with a prophecy of Portugal's abiding glory, the writers who come later are bound to describe a lapse into mean, mediocre mock epic.

Considering the great sweep of time, the current Yellow Vest uprising will no doubt come to seem like just another data point in the long evolution of a nation that has survived setbacks and returned, again and again, to an abiding glory.

Oh! Glory, Glory Hallelujah.

An American reporter is on hand to print the legend and to impress his readers with Britain's abiding capacity for martial glory, far from the futility of the Western Front and the disaster of Gallipoli.

All of us know the odds, but we spend our time (in spite of the long odds) writing and producing albums, not so much for the glory of winning but more because of our deep abiding passion for music.

No shepherds were abiding there but there was a nurse in a mask attending and the glory of the Lord shone round about-a child seen through a glass clearly... Then we went out to the Public Gardens to see Mary and Jesus on the island in the lake...with ducks circling around.

Glory, glory, hallelujah!

Bell's abiding hope is that everyone will be united with God, fulfilling Paul's exhortation in Philippians 2: "Every knee should bow... and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father".

"Glory, glory," he said.

Glory days.

For glory?