Sentence examples for time of splendor from inspiring English sources

Cipollini's time of splendor seems to be over.

"Plus," Leblanc said, "he's a man who brought a lot of flamboyance to the Tour in his time of splendor".

The video for "The One Moment" is a colorful exploration of time and the splendor of fleeting moments caught in about 24 seconds total.

Beginning on Thursday, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will attempt to recapture the vitality and diversity of this time in "The Splendor of 18th-Century Rome".

The spirit of the Renoirs — both Auguste, the father, and his son, the filmmaker Jean — suffuses the film, with nods to the lyrical flow of time amid verdant splendor and to the upstairs-downstairs politics of "The Rules of the Game".

The spirit of the Renoirs both Auguste, the father, and his son, the filmmaker Jean suffuses the film, with nods to the lyrical flow of time amid verdant splendor and to the upstairs-downstairs politics of "The Rules of the Game".

Again, a great show, a deserving show, but in this time of such rich and varied splendor, it's hard to justify a sweep of any sorts.

Characterized by their serenity of mood and flawless compositions, his prints convey the natural world with an unmatched sensitivity to the splendor of each time of day, to the particular beauty of each season".

"Geeks and dreamers will hold on to scraps of splendor and wish for more," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in June.

| "Tapestry in the Baroque: Threads of Splendor".

What she prizes instead of splendor is calm.