Sentence examples for glorious part from inspiring English sources

It was a glorious part of my childhood.

The most glorious part is the roof garden, three floors up, reached through a tiny, low-ceilinged room.

The last time Ms. Binoche came to Cannes with a film in competition was in Michael Haneke's "Caché." It was "fascinating — not a great or glorious part, but completely absorbing," she said.

"The Final Four is a glorious part of our history, but you still have to focus on a new year," said Tom O'Connor, George Mason's athletic director, who is the chairman of the N.C.A.A. tournament selection committee.

On the one hand, they're "hoping for some glorious part in the English war," as Esther's crusty father puts it, and energized by the influx of soldiers and BBC broadcasters it has brought to their town.

In an absurd defence against two Wall Street corporate raiders (who glower with splendid 1980s menace from one of the book's illustrations), Sotheby's, an institution that had thrived on flogging the contents of English ancestral homes to Americans, was cast as a glorious part of the national heritage.

Yes, sorting through this garbage is one of the less glorious parts of an editor's job.

But to see the carefully chosen albums of the Beatles, Bob Dylan and the Stones bookended by the Talking Heads, the Clash and the Sex Pistols is to see a whole that's greater than the sum of its glorious parts.

"What those of us involved in this are concerned about is that the war will be presented as something glorious and part of our national heritage, when it isn't really.

He also could double as the voice of God, his baritone bringing deep impact to Willie Sugarcapps' glorious four-part harmony.

Does, though, contain some glorious music, parts of which found its way into the Fifth Symphony.