Sentence examples for some grandeur from inspiring English sources
- were all the more compelling for their obscurity; some grandeur in the language intoxicated her.
But others, the traditionalists who expect some style, some grandeur from their players, whistled and jeered the coach.
"America had some grandeur in the past, but today, you have gathered these hypocrites who are Iran's trash," Suleimani said.
The remnants of great buildings along the main boulevard, Broadway, hint at a past of some grandeur and cultural richness.
The Vice-Presidential office, in pastels, had some grandeur, but its outer office was a mess of cheap furniture and snow globes.
On the contrary, we think of him as one of the most romantic figures of our time, a man of peculiar originality and even some grandeur.
In the early 19th century, the house was given a 300 feet long facade in an attempt to provide some uniformity and some classical grandeur.
Only the throne room, painted with tigers and Buddhist symbols, retains some ancient grandeur.
The silliness — much of which is clearly intentional — is blended with some genuine grandeur.
We deplore the vulgarity of these who pretend poverty is because of some ancestral grandeur.
But then, like Marvel Studios wisely bringing in Kenneth Branagh to inject some Shakespearean grandeur into Thor, Uderzo has overseen a new lease of life for Asterix in live action films.
