Sentence examples for greatest monuments from inspiring English sources
The greatest monuments of humanity are safe from "postmodernist thought" and other fashionable trends.
They bore witness to the mad destruction of some of the greatest monuments of ecclesiastical architecture during the 19th century.
One of Java's greatest monuments, Candi Mendut, is a shrine expressly created to illustrate the combined doctrine of garbha-dhatu and vajra-dhatu.
What's the proper adjective for a country whose greatest monuments are cars built like tanks and music that sounds like a mildly melodic lawn strimmer?
But Gilmour's fresh appraisal reminds us that Lord Curzon also restored India's greatest monuments; reformed its currency, universities and railways; and reorganized its irrigation system.
In the seventh and eighth centuries some of the greatest monuments of Buddhist sculpture and architecture were carved in natural rock at sites on the southeast coast of India because, as Edmund Hillary said of Mount Everest, it was there.
Their greatest monument, however, is in the Prado.
Yet the greatest monument to Louis XIV is Versailles itself.
The birth of the National Health Service in July 1948 remains Labour's greatest monument.
Its obsession with Woodhenges, Sea Henges and Time Team demotic digging only succeeds in downgrading our greatest monument.
"It is also clear that the greatest monument to Ataturk's life is not something that can be cast in stone and marble," Mr. Obama said during his speech.
