Sentence examples similar to glorious comment from inspiring English sources

Ian says: "I've probably got to blame myself for George being the political animal because coming from an agricultural family, of course we had ties to the National party, and of course we'd sit down for the evening meal and watch the news and here's Bob Hawke and Paul Keating on there and I'd be passing somewhat less-than-glorious comment about these gentlemen".

It's what makes Payne's comments so glorious.

The Guardian called the performance "a glorious, jaw-dropping mess", and The Times commented that "the strongest point in its favour was its brevity".

Shinoda commented on the inspiration behind the Glorious Excess series, stating, "It Got to a point where the pervasiveness of 'celebrity news' concerned me.

Robbie Daw from the music website Idolator was in sync with the aforementioned comments, calling it a "synthy, handclappy, glorious pop gem that comes just in time for the summer".

Radio Times made a similar comment about Poppy's return saying that, "In happier news, the glorious Poppy Meadow is back.

Búi's location of death is not given, but Larsson (2002) comments that it was probably in a way that was not considered as glorious as those of his brothers.

SIR —I read your leader with its comment on the English cricket team being unable to win anything on the morning of a glorious victory by England in a ODI over Australia at Sydney.

Rob Harvilla of Spin commented that "fame and wealth and pissed greatness permeate[s] everything" and called the album "garish and glorious, exquisite and exasperating".

Glorious failure.

Utterly glorious.