Most of us are meant to practice holiness in the world, with all its splendor and muck.
I was literally filled with wonder by its beauty, by its splendor.
Business executives (three bees volant) women (mermaid with two tails), home owners (castle with three towers), high income groups (the sun in its splendor), etc.
In all of its splendor and glory, Miranda's pioneering drama has inadvertently overshadowed younger, scrappier, and hungrier shows that never even got a shot to throw away.
Or anything like Adour Alain Ducasse, with its baronial splendor and its interactive touch-screen wine bar?
The appeal of New Zealand, after all, has most to do with its outdoor splendor.
Starting today, Leslie Nielsen and Celine Dion can enjoy Skyfire in all of its splendor.
With a population of nearly 24 million people, New York's magnitude may at first seem daunting, but this city's crowds are part of its splendor.
To the contrary, neither Solomon nor David of Judah but Omri of Israel founded the first true kingdom, with all its splendors.
You'll certainly see Latin America in all its splendor with Latin music resounding throughout the kitchen from a radio.
His vision of the city is an incremental epic, with a grand collective existence gaining its splendor from its variety — and being reduced to a flat, terrified, and deadened monotony.
