Sentence examples for glorious subject from inspiring English sources

By turns incorrigible and endearing, practical and romantic, shameless and courageous, Pepys possessed an endless curiosity about himself, convinced that his own personality, as Claire Tomalin writes in her exemplary new biography, was "not merely a legitimate but a valuable and glorious subject for exploration".

And to make it all the more glorious, her subjects are all female artists, groundbreaking in their own right.

Cascada's entry for Germany, "Glorious", was the subject of investigation by NDR following allegations that it was too similar to the 2012 winner, "Euphoria" by Loreen.

There are writers' statements or thoughts about what they do as writers – Arnold Bennett's glorious book on the subject, or Virginia Woolf's counter-statement about the exterior and interior world of the mind, or any number of interviews with present-day authors.

Yet here we are, deep in the soured new millennium, and three illustrated picture books meant for small patriotic Americans pop up for the spring, all bearing the Eiffel Tower on their covers, and two of them taking for their sole and radiant subject the Glorious Cliché, the Wonderful Place -- the City of Light, all lit up.

It was a glorious painting, despite its horrific subject matter, measuring 142 x 182 cms on panel and in excellent original condition, painted between 1609 and 1611 shortly after Ruben's return from Italy.

Her scumbly, pale rendering transforms her subjects into something simultaneously glorious and pedestrian.

One houseful of wallpaper depicting Classical ruins, and long undergoing conservation work, is the subject of an entire book: "Glorious Splendor: The 18th-Century Wallpapers in the Jeremiah Lee Mansion in Marblehead, Massachusetts".

They sought out models who expressed qualities connected to the month they were representing while making it their priority to have their subjects feel respected, admired, and glorious.

He could be very grand, too, when the subject encouraged it, as in the glorious "Garden Near Lucca" (circa 1910).

He is eloquent on subjects from the gallantry of the "Glorious Glosters" staving off the Chinese hordes at Imjin in Korea to the undersung heroism of North Sea oilmen.