Sentence examples for rather glorious from inspiring English sources

See the rather glorious results at hello-again.com.

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The pier, which shoots a good hundred yards out but feels as if it were halfway to New Jersey, gives the rather glorious feeling of floating in the middle of the river.

For a franchise that lost 63 games and stopped playing in mid-April, the Cleveland Cavaliers have had a rather glorious spring, full of charmed Ping-Pong balls and perverse satisfaction.

There are also lacquered pen holders and a rather glorious tool box, a wooden scribe's cabinet from late 15th- or 16th-century Spain, made of walnut with inlaid bone and mother-of-pearl and decorated with motifs that also appear at the Alhambra, in the Spanish city of Granada.

For those interested in graffiti and street art, Woodstock boasts a number of rather glorious murals – but those looking for something a little more authentic might want to try one of wheatpaste artist Grant Jurius's street art tours of the Westridge neighbourhood, in Mitchells Plain, to the south.

Somehow, he looked burdened rather than glorious, more worn-out than brave.

The restaurant's teak-carved tables defiantly look out over a row of tenantless railway arches, its lavish roll-back roof opens to the rather less glorious sounds of trains rolling past.

And to this point, Gabriele exclaims to Odysseus in one of the letters: "History is not a nightmare from which I am trying to awaken, but rather, a glorious tale which I wish to be cast in".

"Rather than a glorious past, let us have a future," Mr. Muhindo writes in his song.

A time when the results of world trade were considered glorious rather than globaloney.