Sentence examples for power to Glorify from inspiring English sources
Power to Glorify Jesus in evangelism.
The New York Times notes that this was an example of Lichtenstein's ability to "glorify the American woman by giving innocuous images of her generic concocted self and her roiling emotions such blazing formal power".
Live broadcasts in particular have the power to wrongly glorify suicide, hence the necessary new precautions, and also to affect a large audience, as everyone sees the content simultaneously unlike recorded Facebook videos that can be flagged and brought down before they're viewed by many people.
There is also a tendency among students to glorify power, even when it is used to kill innocent people.
Instead of the classic populist stance on behalf of the little guy, market populism hijacks the power-to-the-people language to glorify capitalism and its biggest winners.
Anyone who has roamed through the endless Chateau of Versailles can identify the style of Louis XIV, who so brilliantly used the decorative arts to glorify the wealth and power of the French crown.
The core purpose of a stela was to glorify the king.
It's a testament to the incantatory power of Doyle's writing in that earlier book that Paula's valiant will to glorify, not horrify, her past and to survive her present overshadows her husband's campaign to crush her.
Mr. Dick explained that the story was written when the trend in SF literature was to glorify mutants, which he saw as a self-serving, "dangerous hunger for power on the part of neurotic people".
Futurism sought to "glorify war".
