Sentence examples similar to absolute grandeur from inspiring English sources
The rest are dowdy or lugubrious, but two of them are among the most stirring anywhere in the world: the Old Museum, for the absolute, Athenian grandeur of Schinkel's architecture, and the Pergamon, for the stones and structures within, whose intimations of antiquity never fail to thrill.
We tan at the beach with the sole intention of getting "crispy," often forgetting the absolute elegance and grandeur of the big blue.
As Alain's father Thomas, Christopher Saunders assumes, with absolute fluency, the specious grandeur of the small town bigwig.
It staged the grandeur of an absolute monarchy after Louis XIV made Versailles his chateau in 1682.
It is a token both of an infinite misery, in relation to the absolute being of whom humans have an inkling, and of infinite grandeur, in relation to the beasts, and results from the perpetual collision of these two infinities.
These were all gladly supplied by a Pentagon eager to celebrate this rare absolute victory, and the ships lend a sense of scale and grandeur to the movie that other nautical outings lack.
Its grandeur was a political statement that came to symbolize absolute monarchy during the reigns of Louis XIII and XIV.
That tinny, faux-cosmic synth, trying its absolute hardest to sound bigger than it is, is reflective of an era and a genre preoccupied with creating grandeur beyond its economic and sonic means.
