Sentence examples for lack of glory from inspiring English sources
The phrase "lack of glory" is correct and can be used in written English
This phrase can be used to express disappointment in a situation or to express a negative outcome. For example, "John was so excited to compete in the race, but unfortunately he ended up coming in last place, a lack of glory for all of his hard work."
There are various explanations for Campbell's relative lack of glory after his victory at the 1956 Melbourne Games.
This is the boring, terrifying slog of war, of unthinkable thoughts, confusion, superstition; a lack of glory, or honour, or even of comradeship.
Here it's presented in all its slap-dash lack of glory, along with mild commentary by Paul McCartney and especially welcome footage that gives you a chance to see a number of songs performed for the film on set.
Despite the lack of personal glory, Thomas insisted that being involved in Cavendish's triumph felt better than winning Olympic team pursuit gold in Beijing three years ago.
For all the street's lack of aesthetic glory, Winchester Avenue, no less than the stunning Sterling Memorial Library or the well-preserved town green, tells the story of New Haven at a time when the city's Ivy League centerpiece is marking its tercentennial.
If the Pistons never recapture their glory days, it will not be for lack of effort.
And now it's the turn of the Williamsburg-Greenpoint-Bushwick triangle, that crucible of low rent and high pretension that brought back "hipster" in all of its for-lack-of-a-better-word glory.
The last of a dying breed, then, buried by the very lack of new learning paths to glory, deprived of old-fashioned music halls, variety bills, even end-of-the-pier shows (as Bognor heads for Benidorm)?
Jacqui Smith has put herself in a fragile position by refusing to apologise to Green and by glorying in her lack of curiosity.
The Voices of Glory, gospel.
