Sentence examples for dramatic glory from inspiring English sources

Three centuries later, it all seems much ado about nothing when this world premiere recording unveils the piece in all its rich, dramatic glory as one of the unknown masterpieces of baroque opera.

And let's not forget the play of Mother Nature's dramatic glory in any sunset, the hummingbird in your backyard, or the vast blue sky.

Get yourself a portion of the gravy to dip them in and things get even better: the inoffensive savouriness of the chicken becomes backdrop to the meaty, dramatic, glory of the gravy.

When Deborah Voigt was in her dramatic-soprano glory, she owned the role at the Metropolitan Opera.

Oh! Glory, Glory Hallelujah.

Having co-produced tracks for Kanye West's Yeezus with fellow Frenchmen Brodinski and Daft Punk, Gesaffelstein's sound is a brittle and dramatic one: early, glory era-Justice brought back to life with a heavier pulse.

The career and enthusiasm of the journalist and editor John Whale, who has died of a brain tumour aged 76, was centred on the English language - its dramatic expression, its glories and nuances, its protection from ignorant and sloppy usage.

It is City who have grabbed the glory in dramatic fashion this season, just as they did on the final day of the 1967/68 campaign.

Its four-year, $135 million face-lift restores the structure to its prewar glory, with a dramatic interior staircase, silk wall hangings and intricate parquet floors.

The year in Scottish football delivered a typical mixture of glory, intrigue, and dramatic upheavals.

We couldn't rightly expect Lean's stern pictorial glory, or the vital dramatic imagination of a Fred Zinnemann ("From Here to Eternity").