Sentence examples for glorious prospect from inspiring English sources

It is hardly a glorious prospect, but probably not one to trouble most Japanese for a few decades yet.

On a political tour with Johnson in the summer of 1867, Seward told an audience in Hartford, to vigorous applause, that the people of the United States had before them the "most glorious" prospect "that ever dawned upon any nation on the globe," of a free nation "extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and approaching the shores of Japan and China".

He was too committed to the idea of the extended mind to the prospect of brain-machine combinations, to the glorious cyborg future to give it up.

Two years ago BYD symbolised China's glorious prospects.

According to People's Daily, the party mouthpiece, Mr. Xi stood in front of an exhibition called "The Road to Rejuvenation" and said, "After the 170 or more years of constant struggle since the Opium Wars, the great revival of the Chinese nation enjoys glorious prospects".

Surely, such progress will leach beyond the big coastal cities, as the prospect of "glorious" riches loom.

We awoke the first morning to glorious sunshine and the prospect of the kind of idle meander for which Tbilisi is made.

With an ocean breeze, the tropical sun settling in the west at the end of a glorious day, and the prospect of being lulled to sleep by the Atlantic, it is the perfect place to break a journey.

The moment it was awarded, any prospect of a glorious O'Shea swansong felt remote, despite a 72nd-minute consolation score from Marland Yarde.

By perseverance and fortitude we have the prospect of a glorious issue; by cowardice and submission, the sad choice of a variety of evils -- a ravaged country -- a depopulated city -- habitations without safety, and slavery without hope --....Look on this picture and weep over it!

They peered over my shoulder, giddy at the prospect of the most glorious sight in the world: the Google home page.