Sentence examples for mostly glorious from inspiring English sources

The singing was mostly glorious.

He was sent to Seattle, ending a long and mostly glorious association with New York.

They spent four mostly glorious seasons together with the Phoenix Suns, lighting up scoreboards and making deep playoff runs.

The Knicks won that night, ending a six-game losing streak and fueling a revival that is now in its second (mostly) glorious month.

Barnhill introduces her narrator, Cassian, as a "storyteller, practitioner of a revered and respected occupation in my world, with a long and (mostly) glorious history".

The same offense that produced the second-most runs (804) in baseball during the regular season could barely manage a bloop single as the Yankees suffered their first postseason sweep since 1980 and only the fifth in their mostly glorious 27-championship history.

Pretty as it is, Central Park is mostly a glorious fake --fabricated andentury and a half ago from shantytowns and swampland.

Mostly, it was glorious deep blue and green landscapes with sieges of herons and families of deer.

After almost six and a half hours of riding, mostly uphill, through glorious Pyrenean scenery, with birds of prey hovering overhead and wild horses in the pastures, Michael Rasmussen accelerated away from his companions within the final kilometre, finishing 25 seconds ahead of his nearest pursuer.

He liked to think of wine as made partly by human beings but mostly by the glorious lottery of soil and slope and sun and rainfall, no two vineyards alike, no two years alike, no two bottles alike, the whole enterprise risky, suspenseful, and at least partly accidental.

Phoenix is withdrawn, awkward and pathetic, while the film, shot mostly on 65mm, looks glorious.