splendor造句

A thing which is full of splendor.

Its wings were spread in splendor.

We admired the splendor of the mountain scenery.

One glance at a pyramid can leave the viewer in awe of its beauty and splendor.

Only by so doing will various civilizations in the world blossom with radiant splendor.

Strange country that gives the man it nourishes both his splendor and his misery!

All the splendor 1 in the world is not worth a good friend. voltaire.

This system of industries is mounting to a splendor that shall dazzle and illumine the world.

The Chinese nation, who has created an economic miracle, will create a new cultural splendor as well.

The climbing pathfinders call this splendor at such high attitude 'the Largest Park on the High Mountain'.

Again, the devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor.

The Chinese locations add visual interest, there are scenes of splendor in mountains and on the Great Wall, and the characters are once again engaging.

It is the essence of his nature, the weight of his importance, the radiance of his splendor, the demonstration of his power, and the atmosphere of his presence.

But I chafe at the idea that great American debates, in all their ugliness and splendor, should be tempered for terrorists and their attempts to recruit.

Then I remembered how often, too, had been indifferent to the grandeur of each day, too preoccupied with petty and sometimes even mean concerns to respond to the splendor of it all.

It is the truth of the sneer, stamped out from the black iron of the Cosmos and interwoven with mighty rhythms of sound into a fabric of splendor and beauty.

Astronomers in Japan say one of the best-known nebulae-the Trifid, in the constellation sagittarius-owes its splendor to a smashup between two clouds of gas and dust.