The description has great splendor, and the human part, tone etc., is just right.
Thankfully, my journey thus far has not solely been glimpses of my own mortality, but also of great splendor and beauty.
Icahn told Mark Stevens, "The social juxtaposition of a tiny group of people living in great splendor and many more living in abject poverty was anathema to him".
And similarly, when Nietzsche says that a "tendency hostile to life is therefore characteristic of morality," it is clear in context that what "life" refers to is "the type man" who might be "raised to his greatest splendor and power" (that is, but for the interference of MPS) (WP 897).
He summons the state painter -- his aide, Mr. Voloshin -- to produce a portrait of civility: a reproduction of a famous turn-of-the-century painting, "Meeting of the State Council," which depicts the czar and his advisers in great-coated splendor.
Africa — especially southern Africa — had once been a land of stately trains that covered the great distances in splendor.
He ruled the Romans with great leadership and splendor".
Unlike Cardinal Wyszynski, a thundering autocrat, Cardinal Glemp was a quiet, unprepossessing man with a homespun modesty strangely becoming in the ornate splendor of great cathedrals and his palatial Warsaw residence.
Roxy was in her role as assistant director for the short, 'Bootball.' Rino, a festival newbie was there with 'Pineapples,' his first, shot in 5 days in the Art Deco splendor of great grandma's house (Sam Goldwyn's daughter Ruth Capps by his first wife Blanche Lasky) above the Sunset Strip where Eric grew up.
