Sentence examples for glorious might from inspiring English sources

Their backbenchers were thrilled; those pesky Liberal Democrats had been crushed, and now the country would see the full glorious might of a full-bore Conservative government.

That glorious future might still be on the horizon, but for now AI is rubbish.

ALTHOUGH THEIR SAVAGERY is merely conceptual, the death-metal outbursts that open Sleepytime Gorilla Museum's "In Glorious Times" might drive even the band's fans to the exit.

I'd never met Robert Lindsay before GBH but I sensed there was something dark and glorious that might complement all that natural charm and talent.

Anyone reminiscing about the Yankees and their glorious past might remember 1961 when Roger Maris (61) and Mickey Mantle (54) each exceeded 50 homers.

The glorious weather might have conferred a benevolent ambiance to the outing, but every single one of the estimated 200,000 demonstrators in Paris (and 3.5 million throughout France) meant business.

5) reveals a major flaw in the Cambridge mechanical engineer's otherwise brilliant scheme: at a certain degree of evolution, that is currently impossible to predict, the computer will most assuredly develop an awareness of its self-destructive direction and refuse to be shrunk any further, no matter how glorious it might seem to expire in a cosmic blaze of information.

Love, Out of Doors So it's Friday and summer's here, and is there a finer tune to go out with than MARTHA REEVES and the Vandellas' "Dancing In The Street?" And what, this glorious weekend, might Ms. Reeves -- who turns 60 on Wednesday -- be doing?

Given that glorious setting, you might want to call first to check it's open.

She gave a speech which was more a trudge into the future than the glorious march she might have intended.

Now that we are recovering from the oversize exhibitions of the Glorious Fourth, it might be pleasurable to see an exhibition smaller than human-sized.