Sentence examples for natural glory from inspiring English sources

This fall season, human adventure and daring in all its natural glory circles the globe and even beyond.

"Here in Australia it means longer droughts, more wildfires, it means the incredible natural glory of the Great Barrier Reef is threatened.

This sorry tale starts with a speech to Australia's University of Queensland from US President Barack Obama, who said the "incredible natural glory of the Great Barrier Reef is threatened" by climate change and he'd quite like it if his kids could see that natural glory for themselves, thanks very much.

To rub his message in, Mr Obama worried about the "incredible natural glory of the Great Barrier Reef", off the coast of Queensland, which is threatened by global warming.The president's speech was carefully calculated.

Thus, the concept of sin implies separation from God and the reduction of humans to a separate and autonomous existence, in which they are deprived of both God's natural glory and freedom.

When in November 2014 the US president, Barack Obama, told a crowd at the University of Queensland that the "incredible natural glory of the GBR is threatened", Australia's foreign minister, Julie Bishop, ignored the advice of her government scientists to lead a chorus of correction.

Where Montenegro was all about natural glories, Serbia's attractions were human-based, including an open-air museum where you could stay the night.

ART museums are not what you think of first in connection with the natural glories of Maine, but there are no fewer than seven significant ones in this sparsely populated state.

When hair had begun to "turn", as they'd say to return to its natural kinky glory--it was the kitchen that turned first(the kitchen around the back, and nappy edges at the temples).

This was a disjunction — between the natural-aesthetic glories of surfing and the ugly chauvinism of many surfers — that had distressed me since I was a kid.

And, despite the modern advent of high-quality films, TV shows and now, of course, the Internet (where nature is often displayed in its full, and even gory, glory), natural history museums remain near the top of the list of destinations for tourists and locals alike.