Sentence examples for glorious context from inspiring English sources
He is reaching now for a 35th consecutive appearance in a grand slam quarter-final, and it puts the feat in all its glorious context when you consider the last time he failed to reach the final eight of a major tournament was at Roland Garros in 2004, when he lost to Gustavo Kuerten in the third round.
There had been successful plays and films that positively depicted gay lives — "Torch Song Trilogy," "La Cage aux Folles" — and later the devastation of AIDS with "The Normal Heart" and "Longtime Companion," but nothing like "Angels in America," which put AIDS into such heaving, glorious context that it finally and irrevocably became part of the national narrative.
Advance word is they may be exceptional, if not quite up to the level of the great 2010, of which online retailer FVD's gorgeous St-Julien is a glorious, and in the context amazing value, example.
"I've been elsewhere in the region, and the amazing thing about Bratislava is that you have these glorious buildings and historic context, but then you've got boutiques like this one tucked into them," said a visiting Briton, John Strachan, who was on a shopping spree with his girlfriend at the new Dana Kleinert boutique on Venturska Street.
The outdoor shower, that staple of summers by the lake or the sea, offers a mix of the rustic (a simple wooden stall) and the pristine (the glorious outdoors), even in the context of the city.
Though the end of the tournament was hugely anticlimactic, we should not forget the context, nor the glorious counterattacking football that Red Star had played up to that point: fast, powerful, unpredictable.
How glorious is uncertainty in a sporting context.
More so than many of her pressmates, Hong exhibits a willingness to network disparate contexts and voices into a glorious cacophony of sounds and senses.
The design is so grand and glorious it could not be performed in the context of a church service".
In the wider context, Test match cricket remains a glorious anachronism, its tempo and texture utterly out of kilter with the modern world.
A decade ago, farsighted investors saw a glorious future for the personal computer in the context of the more peaceful world after the cold war.
