Sentence examples for great stained from inspiring English sources
Increasingly, as he grew older, he was concerned with the great stained soul of his own country, interested in matters of religion and reform.
Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry were lined up under the great stained glass to the south of the hall, like the world's poshest window cleaners.
He sought to show that the damage had entered his soul and could not be easily dislodged, and he sought also to show that the soul of America itself was a great stained soul.
We followed the Geyser River toward the vaulting spouts and red-yellow soils of the great Stained Glass geysers.
From the windows some of his most recognisable works, a squadron of great stained-glass angels, looked down.
Chester A. Arthur to redecorate the reception rooms at the White House, Washington, D.C., for which he created the great stained-glass screen in the entrance hall.
Parts of the building are so uplifting that they cry out for quotes about worshiping in the church of democracy; the Hall of Flags even looks up to a great stained-glass dome that depicts not biblical scenes but the seals of the original 13 colonies.
About the memos that led to what Morris considers "one of the great stains in American history," Rumsfeld says he never read them.
"The Parliament is today here assembled to deal with this unfinished business of the nation, to remove a great stain from the nation's soul, and in a true spirit of reconciliation to open a new chapter in the history of this great land, Australia," Mr. Rudd told Parliament.
In September 2011, a major inquiry into the most notorious case of detainee abuse by British soldiers in Iraq described "a very great stain on the reputation of the army," detailing a series of abuses.
