Sentence examples for what glory from inspiring English sources
I relaxed, closed my eyes and inhaled deeply, smiling, descending into the rich, engulfing aroma to capture a stray iota of what glory might have been.
But those quotidian facts of what Glory thinks of as "difficult, ordinary life" feel, in Robinson's hand, like vessels of the terrible, the sublime, the miraculous.
It is hard to imagine what statement is being made in this lone opening volley by the Philadelphians or what glory it may reflect on the hall, the orchestra or its newish music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguin
What fame can you achieve in what men say, or what glory can you achieve that is worth seeking?" (VI.20) In a dramatic rejection even of the traditional Roman motive of honor and glory as a motivation to virtue, the imagined elder statesman asks: "…and even the people who talk about us how long will they do that?" (VI.21).
What glories would we? Motions of the soul?
The New Yorker, April 26 , 1958P. 103 What glories would we? Motions of the soul?
The pity is that so few New Yorkers will ever know what glories they missed.
If he could reach equality on the running track, if he could compete with the world's fastest and best, what glories might South Africa achieve?
