The phrase "glorious world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a world that is beautiful, admirable, or full of wonder.
Example: "In the midst of chaos, she found solace in the glorious world of nature surrounding her."
Alternatives: "magnificent realm" or "splendid universe".
"It's just a glorious world," he says.
So here, in Cooder's words, is the "glorious world première".
From the moment you step foot on that set, you are in this glorious world, George's world!
Only the last choreography felt like it managed to capture the mood of this team's glorious World Cup campaign.
The teams will resume Saturday night way out there, near the mountains and the salt water and Stanley Park and the Asian restaurants in that glorious world city -- in Canada, where a chunk of the N.H.L. belongs.
A show insider said: "After receiving advice from the Big Brother doctor, the decision was taken to move our former supermodel from the dank CBB basement to the glorious world above.
I suspect that they think it's going to leap the species barrier into the glorious worlds of popular polymaths like Melvyn Bragg and Bryan Appleyard, possibly cross over into telly history, even stray across into Malcolm Gladwell country.
might just be the most glorious, world-beating, syrup-soaked "fuck you" we've ever heard.
NSR: 6% NIGERIA Another African footballing nation with fading memories of an almost-glorious World Cup past.
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