Sentence examples for glorious expression from inspiring English sources

If Mashhad became the emotional home of the Iranian Shia doctrine, however, its most glorious expression was conceived in Isfahan.

BLOOMSDAY may not have reached the nerd heights of Comic-Con, but it's still a glorious expression of fandom.

Nearly 40 years after his own retirement, John is still seen as maybe the most glorious expression of native Welsh rugby genius but of course, like Williams, he was not exactly a behemoth at 5ft 10in and barely 11st.

"The peace we seek in the world begins in human hearts; it finds its glorious expression when we look beyond any differences in religion or tribe and rejoice in the beauty of every soul," said the president, who namechecked prominent Indian Muslims, Sikhs and sportswomen.

Like many others, I think this is a glorious expression of the American spirit of sharing.

But sometimes in becoming your most glorious expression, you will be confronted with choices".

Journalism and theater are two glorious expressions of that perspective.

Twenty years ago on Tuesday, Bosman emerged from the European Court of Justice with a win that turned Europe's top divisions into glorious expressions of multiculturalism and added a new noun to sport's lexicon: the Bosman.

Ray's music envelops the willing listener in a glorious ritualistic expression of the sweet and bitter mysteries of life without the coercion, hypocrisy or intolerance that is so frequently a part of organized religion.

Perhaps the movement's most glorious, unshackled expression is Montaner's Palau de la Música Catalana, a glittering confection of polychromatic glass and ceramic flora that could be Europe's most exuberant building.

If so, will it leave any room for those glorious cultural expressions of creation's mystery, or simply reduce them to the status of historical knickknacks?