Sentence examples for eternal splendor from inspiring English sources

Yet here's the miracle: the extreme coldness and clarity of the air, and the translucent blues and searing whites of the landscape, lend the ritual, however mundane, familial, and instinct-driven, an aspect of eternal splendor.

In "The Painter From Shanghai," Epstein concentrates on Yuliang's time in the brothel — chillingly named the Hall of Eternal Splendor — and her early years with the devoted Pan Zanhua when, as Epstein imagines, Yuliang's understanding of herself as a (relatively) free woman and artist began to emerge.

That statement alone sent shockwaves around the world for seemingly advocating for a greater acceptance of LGBTQ faithful, particularly by a religion that still asks us to abandon our full sexual agency in return for eternal splendor.

The "Helping Friendly Book" is said to contain "the ancient secrets to eternal joy and everlasting splendor," or so goes a line from the song "Lizards," part of the cycle.

"Last Year at Charlottenburg," I thought upon sight of the French garden out back, with its conic shrubbery and its stern, bare rectangles defined by pathways — timeless formality that preserves power in a state of eternal conspicuous splendor and eternal oblivion.

"Last Year at Charlottenburg," I thought upon sight of the French garden out back, with its conic shrubbery and its stern, bare rectangles defined by pathways timeless formality that preserves power in a state of eternal conspicuous splendor and eternal oblivion.

"The Eternal One shall reign, robed in splendor, girded in strength, making the earth firm, that it not totter".

The natural splendors of blue water, rocky shore, bright sky, and hilly terrain provide a serene setting for the eternal struggles of man versus man, man versus woman, and man versus his own worst instincts.

Compassion! Splendor!

Pragmatism must accompany splendor.

Essential; eternal.