glory (in) Sentence Examples

The soldiers marched down the avenue in their finest uniforms, their faces shining with glory.
The Nobel Prize brought him immense glory and recognition.
The artist's work was praised for its beauty and glory.
The team's victory was a moment of great glory for the nation.
The achievements of the past generation brought glory to the family.
She was a woman of great glory, known for her intelligence and compassion.
The king received the foreign dignitaries with all the glory and pomp of a royal court.
The sunrise was a glorious spectacle, casting a warm glow over the landscape.
The nation's history was filled with both glory and shame.
The discovery of the lost artifact brought glory to the archaeologist who had dedicated his life to the search.

glory (in) Meaning

to feel or show great joy or pleasure because of (something)

to feel or show great joy or pleasure because of (something)

joy, exult (in),rejoice (in),delight, cheer, laugh, smile,beam

wail (for),grieve (for), mourn, cry (for), lament, bemoan, bewail,deplore, moan, keen

The soldiers marched down the avenue in their finest uniforms, their faces shining with glory.

The Nobel Prize brought him immense glory and recognition.

The artist's work was praised for its beauty and glory.

The team's victory was a moment of great glory for the nation.