Sentence examples for splendour of from inspiring English sources

The Splendour of India's Royal Courts.

The restrained splendour of its books is unsurpassed.

Pick at the wound, emphasise the splendour of the isolation.

Gezu heightened the splendour of the court, encouraged the arts, and refined the bureaucracy.

An outburst of Baroque opulence bore witness to the power and splendour of the Sun King.

On the Isthmus the Spaniards heard garbled reports of the wealth and splendour of Inca Peru.

He was a believer in Jacksonian democracy, in the splendour of the common man.

On retiring from basketball he spent 18 years in the marbled splendour of the Senate.

Italian artists, including Benozzo Gozzoli, captured the splendour of John and his entourage.

Potemkin must be given part of the credit for the somewhat extravagant splendour of Catherine's reign.

The auditorium was the vast splendour of the Waterloo Chamber at Windsor Castle.