Sentence examples for time of glorious from inspiring English sources

The '50s was our time of glorious victory.

There was once a time of glorious primitive innocence in which designers directed their creative energies to what they imagined were lasting human needs.

Citing a passage in which Doniger refers to Sanskrit texts written "at a time of glorious sexual openness and insight," the complaint declares that her "approach is of a woman hungry of sex".

Johnny Cash's life in the 1960s is mostly remembered as a time of glorious achievement — from the landmark prison albums at Folsom and San Quentin to the launch of the ABC-TV series featuring such guests as Bob Dylan and the Doors that led to his becoming a giant figure in popular culture, a symbol to millions, no less, of the best of American social values.

It seems silly at a time of hulking, glorious in-home entertainment centers to watch a show on a 13-inch laptop, but I really wanted to know what happened next.

By the time of England's Glorious Revolution (1688), long-standing grievances had been resolved.

Each of them had to be at Staples Center on Wednesday night to watch Bryant play his final game as a Laker, to share in his moment, to be a part of his glory just one more time after 20 years of glorious moments.

It is true that ISIS promises all sorts of profane pleasures like sex slaves and booty and plunder and martyrdom, so there is that very direct profane appeal, but there's also a sort of high-minded appeal, a kind of fantasy of wanting to be part of that redemption of time and the glorious end days.

It's only a matter of time before that glorious sense of Schadenfreude will once again be felt by those of us sporting Red Sox caps, sitting in a half-empty Yankee Stadium, and pondering aloud the personal shortcomings of the pinstripes on the field.

Seven full days of glorious Me Time.

So it can be a glorious time of misunderstandings and obstacles that you just have fight through that in the end will make you a better performer.