Sentence examples for from the splendor from inspiring English sources
They are quiet, unpretentious people, whose lives go on apart from the splendor of the past.
Has that game taken something away from the splendor of Opening Day?
Part of that comes from the splendor of Audra McDonald's passionately sung performance, which makes you aware of what you're missing elsewhere in the production.
The authority of the post derives not only from the splendor of the orchestra — its intimidating blend of virtuosity and intelligence — but also from the lustre of those who have led it in the past: Hans von Bülow, Arthur Nikisch, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Herbert von Karajan.
Sue Woolridge, who has lived for 43 years in a small terraced house in Carpenters Estate, just across a battered footbridge from the splendor of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, said she was as excited as anyone about the Olympics bringing fame to the area.
The authority of the post derives not only from the splendor of the orchestra its intimidating blend of virtuosity and intelligence but also from the lustre of those who have led it in the past: Hans von Bülow, Arthur Nikisch, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Herbert von Karajan.
As Buford makes clear throughout the book, the phenomenon of the thug was/is rooted in people who feel unmoored, discarded, and disconnected from the splendors and wonders of the corporatization and globalization of society.
That is what is missing from The Splendors of the Indian Royal Courts -- the risk of truth-telling, the trust that the story you tell is strengthened, not diminished, by telling the other side.
He intended it, he wrote in a letter, as "a place of relief from all the splendor and glory and noise and human multitudinousness of the great surrounding Babylon".
Modern art took a route from parched Arles to the splendor of Fifth Avenue.
When Mr. Svec joined Splender (the name comes from the movie "Splendor in the Grass"), they changed the spelling, they said, because the last two letters in splendor appeared "too Gothic" for their tastes.
