This is a new Lubitsch speaking, and perhaps a wiser one, ready to go on to that late series of masterworks that contained "Ninotchka," "The Shop Around the Corner," "To Be or Not to Be," "Heaven Can Wait" and "Cluny Brown," and which stands as one of the enduring glories of the American cinema.
This doesn't sound like some great movement for national glory, enduring much "heartache" before making the right, brave, inevitable choice.
Wine's simple and honest glory is enduring and reassuringly universal.
It is possible to read lines like these as accompaniment to Kim's paintings: "The sky will be much friendlier then than now, / A part of labor and a part of pain, / And next in glory to enduring love, / Not this dividing and indifferent blue".
Sir Alex Ferguson Distinguishable from the rest because his Aberdeen team broke the Old Firm's dominance in 1980 before he travelled south to restore Manchester United to glory; and because his success is so enduring.
A sense of loss, enduring indignity and injustice on one hand, and helping to restore lost glories on another are a potent double act for Isis, which openly hails 2003 as its raison d'etre.
Our generation continues to grapple with an enduring identity crisis we've grown up in a confusing valley between past glories and a terrifying future.
Circa 1992, classical-music bigwigs held that orchestras were essentially museums of past glories, and that attempts to modernize them had no hope of enduring success.
From the early years of struggle, which ended with the 1990 FA Cup win against Crystal Palace in a Wembley replay, through all the glories at home and abroad, Ferguson concludes his time at Old Trafford as a uniquely enduring personality.
