Sentence examples for glorious revelation from inspiring English sources
I knew some good would come of it, as well as bad, and that was before this glorious revelation: "There were, in fact, rainbows.
In the Tressalians' view, the only way to educate the bedazzled public about "the dangerous unreliability of modern information systems" is to perpetrate fraud upon fraud -- then expose these deceits in a glorious revelation.
Eighteenth-century court divertissement with 21st-century protest percussion from a youthful ensemble then celebrating its 10th year of life and it, too, was a glorious revelation to all who witnessed it.
The speaker tells the story using vocabulary accessible to anyone with a similar breadth, though not necessarily depth, of scientific knowledge so that all in attendance can bask in the final, glorious revelation.
But Phineas Finn is also packed with glorious little revelations that expose tricks of the parliamentary trade which are still in common use.
In Revelation the glorious finale of salvation history is depicted as the wedding of the Lamb with the bride, as the beginning of the meal of the chosen ones with the Messiah Son of Man (Revelation 19 9: "Blessed are those who are invited to the marriage supper of the Lamb").
The nation's highways, cornfields, and 7-Elevens -- not to mention mountains, deserts, and vast, glorious skies -- were revelations to me.
They are based on narratives that lead from Genesis through progressive revelation to a glorious culmination.
So serious that when someone creates the kind of cosmic jam that makes your bones melt with its glorious weirdness, it's a revelation.
This ruling was based on revelations derived from Glorious Qur'an: "…No soul shall have imposed upon it a duty but to the extent of its capacity; neither shall a mother be made to suffer harm on account of her child…." [Glorious Qur'an, Al- Baqara 2 233].
In fact, the most surprising sensory revelation of traveling the canals is the sound or, more precisely, the glorious absence of noise.
