Sentence examples for glorious vision from inspiring English sources

And the far sad glorious vision I see Of the torn red banners of victory?

And here is Pierre Auguste Renoir... ready to turn that patch of mediocrity into a glorious vision of corporeal beauty".

And again the clatter of a falling coin, followed by the click — the glorious vision, don't go, stay with us! — and again the blow of darkness.

One is the girl's Uncle Moose, who was once a glorious vision of youth and promise but has become a troubled, obsessive academic.

Why don't you have a go yourself? asks Eva (a new idea to Sachs: for a moment he sees a glorious vision. But it fades).

Keynes did not say which three hours of each day we would be toiling, on average, but it seems likely that his glorious vision still involved working nine to five, or at least a bit of it.

Mr. Camille also wrote an introductory survey, "Glorious Visions: Gothic Art" (Harry N. Abrams, 1996), which became a widely used textbook.

You graduate law school with glorious visions of the important work you'll do for the Southern Poverty Law Center, but find yourself photocopying briefs").

As early as 1919, he had been fascinated by Baudelaire's "Artificial Paradises," in which the poet issues warnings against the drug so seductive that they sound like invitations: "You know that hashish always evokes magnificent constructions of light, glorious and splendid visions, cascades of liquid gold".

Now, well into middle age (and in the midst of an American tour that hits New York tonight), they sound like a glorious old vision of a future that never arrived.

His long beard was vividly black in the middle and white on either side, and whenever he talked about the war his gaze seemed to focus on some glorious interior vision.