Sentence examples for all the splendor from inspiring English sources
The film serves up all the splendor of Bologna, and then an ending that is baloney.
All the splendor of distance and the unknown were in her throat".
With all the splendor and terror in the world, why should we care about some guy's memories of high school, or the quality time he spends with his cat?
He intended it, he wrote in a letter, as "a place of relief from all the splendor and glory and noise and human multitudinousness of the great surrounding Babylon".
April 14 2014 July 27 201414 For all the splendor and rarity of the show's hundred and sixty-odd sculptures from the vanished states of Indochina and the Malay Peninsula in the middle of the first millennium A.D. (including rare loans from the slowly liberalizing Myanmar), it's a quieter, more melancholy breed of blockbuster.
His production was the complete opposite of Nunn's Pericles; it was frighteningly realistic, with all the splendor of the middle ages and the gore of severed heads.
And when you're ready to soak up all the splendors of the City of Lights, Le Meurice's enviable location (just across the street from the ambient Tuileries Gardens) affords easy access to beloved attractions.
By the feeling that within a few months, all of the splendor and decorum they put forth will be browned and decaying on the ground.
But for all the splendors of recorded performances (and one of the beauties of 78s is that they offered no possibility for editing — their three-to-five-minute sides were utterly, incorruptibly live), their accumulated wisdom is still second to concerts, which, in turn, yield to the private playing of a piano in a casual setting.
For all the artificial splendor, there's clearly a very human, very troubled voice at the center of these songs.
The queen of England in her carriage, in all the Cinderella splendor of public display, seems remote from any ordinary mortal; as she alights, a sumptuously cushioned and embroidered royal step unfolds to receive the royal foot.
