Sentence examples for especially glorious from inspiring English sources

His own ministerial career was short and not especially glorious.

Especially glorious William De Morgan ones, as iridescent and vivid as a peacock's chest.

All praise to the dancers, however: Mr. Trusnovec, Ms. Young, Parisa Khobdeh and Ms. Halzack are in especially glorious form, deepening our understanding of the Taylor experience.

Especially glorious is Mr. Perahia's "Davidsbündlertänze," Schumann's suite of dancelike pieces celebrating an imaginary band of musicians rallying to counter the philistines who indulged in virtuosic display.

The ageing Greek from the plane, who takes our narrator out on his boat and, with heartsinking predictability, attempts a seduction, is an especially glorious creation.

So the government called the confidence vote to thwart them.The victory was especially glorious for Mr Singh, who has waged a quiet and lonely campaign for the nuclear agreement, in the teeth of the Communists' opposition and Congress's indifference.

"Surprise" doesn't add up to a great album, but it has moments, especially a glorious four-song run at the end.

The great revolutions of European history, especially the Glorious (English), French, and Russian revolutions, changed not only the system of government but also the economic system, the social structure, and the cultural values of those societies.

The look of the film, especially in its glorious recent restoration, is compelling.

No Other Heart especially has a glorious George Harrison-esque guitar line and a melody that trembles: "Give this loverboy a try, I'll put the sparkle right back in your eye".

Five hundred and fifty-three feet above the world is a good place from which to see it, especially the rather glorious hundreds of miles of it which are centred around Vancouver: but not, it seems at the very start, the cleverest place to see Douglas Coupland.