Sentence examples for give splendor from inspiring English sources

The swans reappeared three days later: "The swans are always in my thoughts and give splendor to [my] life.

All of the dancers are women, even those playing male roles; their jeweled costumes give splendor to their highly articulated feet and sinuous arms and hands, in which supple fingers curl backward to extraordinary effect.

Archives|PAGEANT OF JEWELS FOR BRITISH COURT; Matrons' Gems Will Give Rare Splendor to the Presentations Today and Tomorrow.

PAGEANT OF JEWELS FOR BRITISH COURT; Matrons' Gems Will Give Rare Splendor to the Presentations Today and Tomorrow.

Given the splendor of the villa, and the masterly bronze sculptures found in its ruins, the learned world assumed that the library would contain vanished classics.

For over three decades now, she has been designing and overseeing the making of bags that refer discreetly to the history of fashion while boasting openly--as inanimate objets can--about the swell materials and elaborate workmanship that give them their splendor.

Mr. Austin's hope is that his portraits of whales in their life-size splendor will give audiences an emotional connection to these animals, building support to end whaling.

The impression that such splendor gives is one of divine order and equilibrium, but cherubs are subject to the laws of entropy just like the rest of us.

Here and there, too, are ecosystems that, though scarred by commerce, could well be restored to an approximation of their original splendor, given sufficient political will and Congressional generosity.

Even though the actor's thinness in the top register is all the more glaring, given surrounding vocal splendor, his sense of musicianship is superior to the Billy in the rethought production of the last decade.

It sounds paradoxical, given the European splendor in which the church has been cloaked for the past several weeks -- the scenes of Rome, St. Peter's Square, the Sistine Chapel -- but nevertheless it is not Africa, or Latin America, or even the rebellious United States that poses the greatest set of difficulties for the Catholic Church at the moment.