Sentences with phrase «magnificence which»

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Rich with the sap of the world, I rise up towards the Spirit whose vesture is the magnificence of the material universe but who smiles at me from far beyond all victories; and, lost in the mystery of the flesh of God, I can not tell which is the more radiant bliss: to have found the Word and so be able to achieve the mastery of matter, or to have mastered matter and so be able to attain and submit to the light of God.

If by God's «glory» we understand a majestic court scene in which God is seated upon a great throne, lording it over the creation and gloating in his divine magnificence, then the phrase suggests ideas that are the exact opposite of the «Galilean vision» of the Love which is self - giving, gladly receptive, utterly ungrudging in generous openness to all that occurs in the created order.

It was rather a nightmare in which the peasantry were drafted away from vines and fig trees into the army or taxed out of the possession of their small farms in order to support the Solomonic magnificence.

One that accommodates reverence for the God of our ancestors — a shadow which we have cast upon the sky — and humility before the Power which we infer lies beyond that which we can not see — the magnificence behind the shadow.

While living in Dubai, we had the opportunity to witness first hand the magnificence with which the local residents celebrate this month of fasting.

Magnificence brands are finding progressively inventive approaches to get trendy looks, with items including MAC's new «Barbados Girl» rose gold bronzer and «Pink Rebel» delicate champagne radiance drops ($ 21), which can be kneaded specifically onto the skin for an unpretentious sparkle, and Dior's new «Shining Gardens» accumulation, which contains a lighting up powder intended to soften the skin and leave a luminous completion.

Take a flask of tea (or ingredients for a hot toddy) and find yourself a romantic little spot form which to admire the magnificence.

The cast make the very most of John Hodge's script, which channels the spirit of Irvine Welsh in a glorious explosion of heavily Scottish - accented sweary magnificence.

The Coens give us scenes from the film - within - the - film, which capture both the magnificence and absurdity of filmmaking at this time.

Unlike The Dubliners, which is a bit top heavy with the outsized magnificence of «The Dead,» every story in Flannery O'Connor's collection Everything That Rises Must Converge is note - perfect, stunningly original and just flat - out great.

Completing the magic is a vast private deck which offers spectacular views of the ocean, resort grounds, and the St. Anne Mountains to the south making this suite the ultimate in magnificence and privacy.

Its historic center, which has remained largely unchanged for centuries, is unrivaled in its magnificence and grandeur, while Edinburgh Castle itself appears as if it could withstand any modern - day attack.

The magnificence of the historic center of Prague contrasts dramatically with the drab and uninspiring Soviet era city expanse which surrounds it.

The ground floor of the hotel is occupied by the restaurant in which you will meet the combination of magnificence and impeccable service.

From there, on a bright, sunny day, you can see the coastlines of Cameroon and Niger, surrounded by the magnificent Atlantic Ocean - a magnificence that keen walkers will discover as they climb the peak of Basilé, which will also offer you a view of the neighboring countries.

For a backpacker on a very tight budget, the only means by which one can marvel at the magnificence of Angkor Wat is to endure a six - hour long ride from Phnom Penh (or from anywhere else in Cambodia) to Siem Reap aboard a moving one - instrument, one - rhythm, one - tone orchestra courtesy of a Cambodian -LSB-...]

During this time, he conceived and organized the major exhibitions Tapestry in the Renaissance: Art and Magnificence (2002), and Tapestry in the Baroque: Threads of Splendor (New York, 2007; Palacio Real, Madrid, spring 2008), both of which incorporated drawings, paintings, and prints, as well as tapestries, and received widespread acclaim.

I saw it as a timeless classical figure which held the memory of its magnificence even in its reduced size... I was painting still lifes in the late 1970s, and I would include it, the plaster cast.

Slightly further afield I am looking forward to «Veronese: Magnificence in Renaissance Venice» at the National Gallery which will be the most significant collection of masterpieces by the artist ever to be displayed in the United Kingdom.

Light is very important to Liz's work, and this is a space that is flooded with natural light, which Sevenfold will draw upon to highlight the architecture and magnificence of The Met's 1840s architecture.

Graham chose to paint on a scale which emphasised the awe - inspiring magnificence of the scenery.

Art can exceed the gloomy world in which we live and show us the beauty of what lies beyond — the magnificence of all those things that throw the lesser shadows onto the cave wall that make up our reality.