Sentence examples for glorious term from inspiring English sources

In the event, it is hard to think of a less glorious term than Mr Abe's.It had started on a high note.

If only, he must now be thinking, he had heeded their advice, for it is hard to think of a less glorious term than Mr Abe's.It had started well.

Oscar Mayer's "Bacon Dogs" may not be what you expect when you hear that glorious term.

He then went further, defending justifiable wars in almost glorious terms.

As in any fledgling state, that narrative tended to be set down in the most glorious terms — history as if written by a Hebrew-speaking Parson Weems.

Yet the glorious terms in which he described such mishaps recast them as victories for religious devotion and sacrifice.Mr Wright offers not much new information on his subject and perhaps nothing that is incontrovertible.

There's a ritualistic element to tragedy that everyone shares; there's something curiously glorious in terms of the most horrible kind of events that happen.

In the glorious orange terms of Movies That Blow Stuff Up, you can never have too much of a detonated gas station.

The more we think of religion as war-like, the more we tend to see war as glorious in terms of religion.

This mysterious place that was so close and yet so far, shrouded in intrigue and innuendo and that glorious cold war term, "propaganda".

For the House endured under Reagan, and after the glorious 1982 mid-terms O'Neill and Reagan negotiated their way to a rough balance of power.