Sentence examples for classical glory from inspiring English sources
How can this twinkling and swaggering Wild West gal have also been the vision of tragic Romanticism and classical glory we've seen this year?
The emotional but restrained mood captured the melancholia of a nation torn between an invented tradition of classical glory and a traumatic history of state repression, corruption and dynastic politics that brought the country to the edge of disaster.
They draw strength from using China's classical glory to defend the nation against perceived attacks, but they haven't translated that into a position on issues such as humanitarian intervention or nuclear proliferation — or, for that matter, the spread of democracy through force.
Instead of celebrating the neo-classical glory of the facade, his composition featured the ornate railings running down the side of Montague Street.
How else could you call the products of classical Athens "glories" and those of Sparta "horrors"?
Oh! Glory, Glory Hallelujah.
This statement holds true because of an important modern-day manifestation of the classical notion of glory: the presidential legacy, a force to which every occupant of the White House is subject.
Moorish Spain was a favourite topic for reformist novelists of 19th-century Muslim India, who contrasted their own country's troubled state with the glory of classical Islamic civilization.
Natural sound is one of the glories of classical music.
yields to no one in its pursuit of new avenues for propagating the glories of classical music to the common folk.
