I understood its majesty and power in a way I never had before.
The choir is at its best in the several exuberant choruses praising God's majesty and power.
Paintings such as Mahoning (1956) are characteristically of such large dimensions that the total effect is one of majesty and power.
Vicarious pleasure for armchair travelers, reproductions of these edited scenes reinforced patriotic feelings about American majesty and power while inclining more newlyweds to plot their honeymoons upstate.
One of his square cuts – and this summer Pakistan and Sri Lanka have permitted him more of those than most sides – matched Hayden's majesty and power.
Just as Mr. Loewy's logos and designs helped to differentiate commercial products in the marketplace, his work on Air Force One helped make the plane a world-famous symbol of presidential majesty and power.
Brooks is asking if we could accept, even in the worst of circumstances, in privation and in lack, the majesty and power of the world as it is, and the potential for what it might become.
The fun-loving campaigner with big appetites and an undisciplined manner squandered a good deal of the majesty and power of the presidency, and undermined his effectiveness as a leader.
The current team lacks the majesty and power of the magnificent sides of the Eighties, yet in Sri Lanka two years ago they had a rollercoaster ride to the T20 final, which was ultimately mesmerising.
Here are the opening lines of another poem, "Kitchenette Building," by Gwendolyn Brooks: "But could a dream send up through onion fumes / Its white and violet… / Flutter, or sing an aria down these rooms". Brooks is asking if we could accept, even in the worst of circumstances, in privation and in lack, the majesty and power of the world as it is, and the potential for what it might become.
