Sentence examples for glorious insights from inspiring English sources
He halfway ruined the single most ambitious of his books, "An American Procession," by putting too much faith in those lyric flights of his -- though Solotaroff has cleverly picked out some of the better passages (and there are many, filled with glorious insights).
It is less a flowing, single story than a series of vignettes that give a a glorious insight into the early racial mix of America.
Citing a passage in which Doniger refers to Sanskrit texts written "at a time of glorious sexual openness and insight," the complaint declares that her "approach is of a woman hungry of sex".
It wasn't a struggle, huge though the book is; Ackroyd's trademark insight and wit, and the glorious interconnectedness of all things, permeate each page.
For now, here's a video aide-memoire of Souzay and Baldwin in their prime, performing Duparc's "Invitation au Voyage"; Baldwin's unflappable elegance, insight, and lambent tone are on glorious display.
In the wake of a glorious period for global sports, we ought to take these insights to heart and apply them to our own leadership and culture-building activities.
So, for example, Sir Ben Ainslie was asked to give us an insight into how he was able to inspire glorious victory in the America's Cup from the most unpromising of situations.
Adams's jaundiced view allows for this insight, too: war is a mess, and only ever glorious in hindsight.
This was the great glorious time in Evans's career, and the most glorious aspect of it was the work done by the paper's "Insight" team: it included journalistic espionage (often directed at government spy agencies), quick-cycle history, scientific research (on topics like airline and drug safety), and the sort of campaigning that Evans had perfected in Darlington.
