Sentence examples for ever glorious from inspiring English sources

Adams's jaundiced view allows for this insight, too: war is a mess, and only ever glorious in hindsight.

While the latest results from the 2000 census show that New York is home to an ever glorious rainbow of races and nationalities, the numbers also show that it is becoming a city of increasingly separate worlds.

In the ever-glorious platform wars, we've broached another front.

Of course, that question can be overshadowed by the ever-glorious Nicky, who has become one of my favorite television characters of all time.

It was time to make the ever-glorious decision of what to eat in a sea of local cuisine -- and somehow not drain my wallet.

The single currency became a passport to a bureaucratic utopia, a means to ever more glorious union.

Just when you think "Ritmo y Ruido" can't get any more ridiculous, it leaps, toes pointed and lashes batting, to ever more glorious heights of absurdity.

Whenever the show slowed that night, Dylan took to the phones, cajoling female callers into describing their bodies in ever more glorious detail.

Born and raised in Barbados, before a record deal brought her to America, she had an iconic haircut, released the song of 2007 ("ella-eh-eh-eh"), survived domestic violence and released ever more glorious pop music.

Because although Eggers is saying all the same things as Franzen (and so much more), he makes his case not through the often tetchy medium of the essay, but in the glorious, ever resilient and ever engaging form of the novel.

Have you ever reached the glorious moment of achieving a goal only to realize that you feel empty inside instead of fulfilled and satisfied?