Sentence examples for whose grandeur from inspiring English sources
It has been a long wait, a dark hole in the history of a club whose grandeur is inextricably linked to European success.
I remembered it in Marjayoun, where I came upon my family's house on a hill whose grandeur had given way to insult.
The exhibition is full of works easily overlooked, whose grandeur and relevance to the world today are out of proportion to their size.
Mr. Volodin clearly articulated the multiple voices hidden in the thicket of counterpoint in the concluding Gigue, whose grandeur he aptly conveyed.
John Cheever once said that Updike's characters performed their lives amid a landscape – a moral and spiritual one – of whose grandeur they were unaware.
He threads us into the intimacy of Alaska's nature, making landfall on a coastline whose grandeur belies the intricacy and the interconnections of the lives that flourish there.
By day, the arguments simmer, in a neighborhood whose former grandeur still peeks out from underneath the rot.
The duet is a courtship, a teasingly formal game of advance and retreat whose sensual grandeur builds imperceptibly.
Yet fire or flood may belong to an Armageddon whose awful grandeur may not be our fate.
A few blocks away rises one of the city's earliest skyscrapers, the Woolworth Building, whose Gothic grandeur began the transformation of Manhattan's landscape.
HSBC and HMRC are moving into new buildings in central Birmingham, whose Victorian grandeur gave way to grim postwar office blocks during the 70s and 80s.
