Sentence examples for same glory from inspiring English sources
No semicolon can get in the way of lines like these: The same drama of flesh and spirit, and of finitude and transcendence, plays itself out in both sexes; both are eaten away by time, stalked by death, they have the same essential need of the other; and they can take the same glory from their freedom.
You are aware that even your fellow team players are seeking the same glory as you are.
The glory I know it and I say it is your Holy Spirit, who has the same nature with You, and the same honor, O word; He is of the same race, the same glory, of the same essence, He alone with your Father, and with you, O Christ, O God of the universe!
Soon he realizes that triumph in Houston is not the same as glory on "the stages of the world," and at 22, he goes to see Kevin McKenzie, the artistic director of American Ballet Theater, demanding a principal dancer's contract.
Bayern, the German league champion, had just won the Champions League under its departing German coach Jupp Heynckes, and Guardiola — a Spaniard who had just directed Barcelona through a four-year period in which trophies seemed to pile up like snowflakes in a blizzard — was expected to produce the same continental glory.
Like all the best products of African-American culture, black baseball has an aura of pathos and at the same time of glory because of its accomplishments in the face of oppression; it is an example of the resilience of the human spirit.
You have to inherit the same power and glory as God and become exalted like him.' Namely you can arrive at the station of God.
Due to long associations with salt, sugar (in Sun-Pat peanut butter) and high calorie counts, peanuts haven't enjoyed the same health-giving glory as, say, almonds.
Wales, though, would be eyeing the same route to glory, and in Warren Gatland they have a master coach who knows how to beat the Wallabies, as he did with the British and Irish Lions two years ago.
Now Jaguar is out to capture that same level of glory, recently announcing that it would build the F-Type (for sale in 2003 as a 2004 model), a roadster that echoes the lines of the E-Type in form, but will share many of the underpinnings of the new X-Type sports sedan.
