ตัวอย่าง glorious

• Glorious's entertaining ability and powerful presence were noted at an early age in church and in his community.

• Nothing that man creates, no matter how glorious or how stable it might appear, endures by its own power.

• We passed a glorious looking scene today, in a big snow cavern.

• An officer was in a unique position of immense prestige and power, particularly following the glorious victories of the so-called wars of unification.

• The homily against the peril of idolatry, of course, offered far more detailed and graphic warnings against the ' glorious decking ' of churches.

• They had to see that what seemed self-evidently glorious and right to them might be morally odious to others.

• However, such a glorious start was soon overshadowed by political and financial problems, which lasted a long time.

• I remember that glorious dawn of the welfare state as seen through the eyes of a young married couple starting to raise four children.

• There are many glorious images of planetary surfaces, usually reproduced at sufficient size to do them justice.

• I am confident this release - another glorious milestone - will prove popular, and it deserves to earn some awards.

• In sum, a concise and compelling 18-minute piece, successfully incor porating such diverse elements as jazz and folk, along with microtonal effects and a glorious diatonic melody.

• In the story of the lost file we see the character and workaday requests of this clientele, the city's glorious past and the power of the saint all drawn together.

• The first song features artless, child-like vaulting piano figurations clipping through gauzed string harmonics, providing glorious accompaniment to the soloist's soaring line, punctuated by gently resonating temple bowls.

• The search for origins, so characteristic of nationalism, projects back in time to a glorious past to legitimate through historical continuity, the claim for a state in the future.

• In contrast, towns which could offer visitors little or no evidence of a glorious present, as opposed to a glorious past, could suffer greatly from such comparisons.