Sentences with phrase «sunny uplands»

They are in the sense they are all heading to the «sunny uplands of history» and all pretty much agree what they expect [1] to find there.

You have to be a miserabilist — and I admit I am a sucker for art's bleaker regions — not to take pleasure in Rist's warm baths of light and nature, her sunny uplands and repeated underwater rebirthings, her swoony songs and gleeful mischievousness.

In sombre tones he did indeed acknowledge that there are no sunny uplands as we «now face a crisis that is the economic equivalent of war».

We now need to look at the sunny uplands that we think are necessary over the next 10 years.»

Let me say in conclusion that when my staff saw my draft of this speech they said; we can see the grey skies where are the sunny uplands?

This conveyed the sense that Labour was the party of change, progress, hope and sunny uplands after the miserable trudge through the grey valley of the Major years.

You would hope that within three years, by which time the economy would have recovered, you could see the sunny uplands.

She closed the option on the false assumption that sunny uplands lay elsewhere.

My support of the club has been tested by some dismal times but strengthened by the joys of the double under Bertie Mee, «1 nil to the Arsenal» under George Graham and the sunny uplands of the beautiful game under the Maestro Arsene Wenger.