Sentence examples for comparable grandeur from inspiring English sources
No comparable grandeur in the singing, no comparable grandeur in the giving, no comparable grandeur in the commemoration (no matter how solemn and significant the events we are remembering), in which even the candles are small and burn out pretty much the minute you light them.
It's set in the early 1960s rather than the 19th century, and it involves no literary or historical elements of comparable grandeur and gravity.
As a result, school groups that come to the Liberty Science Center may get a distorted sense of things, and assume that any comparable grandeur of scientific exploration is alien to the West.
With philanthropic support, it was meant to be above the needs of commercial theater, and the construction budget of $1.7 million delivered a building comparable in grandeur and finish to the New York Public Library; both were designed by Carrère & Hastings.
Another tangible indication of his achievement for Egypt is the enormous mosque, the Mosque of Ahmad ibn Tulun, which he erected in a suburb of Al-Fusṭāṭ that is now Cairo; in contrast, no building comparable in grandeur had even been contemplated by the governors who preceded him.
"They like history, grandeur.
Dostoyevsky, in Frank's view, is comparable to Dante, Shakespeare and Milton in the grandeur of his thought and the power of his spiritual vision.
With this book, we can experience a comparable sense of awe when faced with the enduring grandeur and freshness of his vision.
Oosthuizen hardly looked overwrought himself last year at age 27 as he started the final round at St. Andrews with a four-shot lead and — despite the grandeur of the course and the utter lack of comparable experiences to draw on — coolly built on it to win by seven strokes.
