Sentence examples for glorious sense from inspiring English sources

Little remains of the sanatorium, but there is still a glorious sense of the Fifties.

Rose Macaulay, for her wistful humanity and her glorious sense of humor.

It would end him, his big personality, his glorious sense of himself.

But in the context of design what I most remember was a glorious sense of excitement and relief.

This track gives a glorious sense of the sheer wonder of the city – Chicago and also New York.

This glorious sense of vindication, especially if achieved through laughter, is a powerful experience for an audience.

Were Britain to rediscover its own, it might rediscover a lost sense of mission and a once-glorious sense of purpose.

The individual components are odd – super-sweet burnt white chocolate ice-cream tasting like Scottish tablet (no bad thing, in my book), an airy and vaguely medicinal parsley and pistachio cake, cheek-squeezingly sharp raspberry powder – but, eaten together, they suddenly make glorious, harmonious sense.

The Dewey ramp makes a kind of glorious, literal, plodding sense.

A glorious if optimistic sense of possibility, something to believe in and enjoy, a laugh with strangers – these were the vibrations that dominated all day in Nice.

She is over 70, paints daily, is creating a book about her art, and embraces life with a glorious spirit and sense of wonder.