Sentence examples for glorious depiction from inspiring English sources
But how much do we really know about the glorious depiction of evening diners?
Those with the stomach to look are playing a role authorized by many glorious depictions of suffering.
This final episode, directed by Robert F Colesberry, is full of opposing images: beautiful wide shots of the colourful shipping containers and the dock machinery towering over them, glorious depictions of industrial decay.
That, in the end, is Iain Banks's gift to us over nearly 30 books, a brilliant, piercing depiction of just how funny, stupid, pointless, infuriating, glorious, mind-bending and inane life can be.
Glorious impossibilities!" Within these playful depictions of the human body, the bodies merge with other objects, too.
The Chinese in particular could react with outrage over depictions of the massacre of Nanjing depicted as a glorious triumph for the Emperor.
The social activist Rose Pastor Stokes wrote that this "glorious work of art" was a "rare" depiction of "the loveliest dream that nature ever made real the human Body Beautiful" and that shame over one's body should not be blamed on September Morn, but on a failed education system.
This passage comes from his depiction of the day in May 1856 when Queen Victoria came to lay the foundation stone: "These were glorious times, and it seemed the whole country was en f te.
A panoply of colorful depictions of birds, fish, exotic animals and merchant ships, the mosaic conjures up an intriguing reminder of Lod's more glorious past.
The depiction was uplifting.
