Sentence examples for particularly glorious from inspiring English sources

It was not, in truth, a particularly glorious moment.

A sunny Col d'Aubisque and Col du Soulor were particularly glorious.

(The juice is particularly glorious when warm. A tot of sloe gin adds a heady fragrance).

One executive called it "disgraceful" behaviour, admitting it was "not a particularly glorious episode" for the Sun.

And doing so is particularly glorious, as the sprinter Liu Xiang indicated after he won a gold medal in the hundred-and-ten-metre hurdles in Athens.

The Montreal Botanical Garden, 4101 Sherbrooke East, (514) 872-1400, www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/jardin/jardin.htm, is open all year, but its 30 thematic gardens are particularly glorious in summer.

One of the most interesting aspects of the speech was his appeal for the infrastructure of sectarian divisions, particularly the glorious misnomers "the peace walls" to be dismantled.

There are some terrific homage sequences, particularly a glorious dance routine with sailors on shore leave in a bar, featuring Channing Tatum doing some very serious hoofing, which raises the ghost of Donald O'Connor.

It has not aged, shall we say, gracefully, its imperfections and architectural shortcomings growing more prominent over the years, particularly as glorious baseball-only parks have sprouted around the country.

While most readers will recognize a few of the Brazilian dishes, others will be welcome discoveries, particularly the glorious Ecuadorean soups, which rank with any in the world -- from a minestrone equivalent based on quinoa and potatoes to a satiny cream of avocado.

Auty sounds glorious, particularly in the Flower Song, while Smoriginas is utterly charismatic, physically and vocally.