Sentence examples for glorious fact from inspiring English sources

And, for a visitor, that is a glorious fact.

Some of this anti-art bias reflects the glorious fact that film has always been a popular art form, a great democratic amusement accessible to everyone and proud of its lack of aristocratic pedigree.

The result could be glorious, and in fact I think with the Getty it very nearly happened.

Belmondo and Seberg's aimless, languorous, erotic conversation in her apartment is a glorious riff; in fact the whole movie is one continuous, inspired cine-jazz solo.

Crossley-Holland's prose has a glorious matter-of-fact poetry and his medieval hero will be recognisable to any modern teenager as he makes the difficult journey from boyhood to manhood.

It may therefore be a surprise that Thomas Keneally's biography of Sickles is titled American Scoundrel, but it is, in fact, a glorious understatement.

There is a glorious comedy about the fact that such a maverick, such a visceral visionary, has become rich and famous (at least in art circles).

I love it for its kid-friendly takes on things like curry and kale, and even more for its glorious acceptance of the fact that getting dinner on the table every single night (Really? Again?) is work, even for those of us who love to cook, eat and sit at the table.

It may sound like a location from Star Wars, but the Wookey Hole Inn is in fact a glorious gastropub situated in the village of Wookey Hole.

My teacher, however, was not interested in exploring the tension between uncomfortable fact and glorious mythology.

The volume will recount Sunderland's once glorious history, detail key facts about north-east England and spell out how professionals are expected to behave in assorted situations.