Sentence examples for represents glory from inspiring English sources
The knights serve the Faerie Queene, who represents Glory and Queen Elizabeth I.
For Chinese, the wall usually represents national glory, whereas foreigners often see it as evidence of xenophobia.
It's supposed to be a symbol of national pride, representing the glory our athletes will achieve next winter, but if I put it on my keys am I supporting my home country or homophobia?
It's difficult to miss relics representing the glory of Carthage, the ancient city that is today a suburb on the outskirts of the capital Tunis that emerged from a colony founded by seafaring Phoenicians from what is modern-day Lebanon.
What parent would want to set their son – or daughter – on a course where that sort of masochistic performance represents the crowning glory?
And I blurted out involuntarily, "So do I!" "Limitless," in all its pulpy glory, represents the logical terminus of a certain pattern of modern thought, endlessly fueled by the culture: if you can theoretically become perfect, then it follows that you should at least try.
Cliven Bundy, in all his glory, represents the ugly heart of modern conservatism, which relies on racial resentment to motivate its overwhelmingly white base.
As Britain's "greatest" film-maker and as someone who so often foregrounded London in his work, he is a natural choice to represent the glories of British cinema.
(To extend the football game analogy, imagine a beloved retired player walking onto the field at halftime. He seemed to represent past glories, and perhaps their return).
The great country in which I lived and you live represents that freedom, that glory of pursuing a goal and reaching it.
