वैभव-संपन्‍नता-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The city reached the peak of its splendor in the years when it became free commune (1255-1337), with a great urban expansion including buildings still visible today.

He gave a definite form, made it more artistic, and gave to it an aesthetic touch, he enriched it with rasa and bhava, and he added literature to it, lent it sensuality, and furnished it with grandeur and splendor to its presentation, argued Abdul Halim Sharar.

Blessed with scenic splendor, Puthenvelikara is on the banks of the river Periyar and Chalakudy and Kottapuram Kayal.

Arjuna was amazed at the splendor of his father's palace at Amaravati.

" He praised Alan Dobie as "uniformed in Byronic splendor [.

By far the greater number of these songs unite in voicing a heartfelt desire to see the nation, the city of Jerusalem, Mount Zion, and the Temple restored to their former splendor.

In her descriptions and fancies, she reveled in sensuous delights and every variety of splendor.

Augustine: On this paragraph it is to be specially noted, that not only in outward splendor and pomp, but even in the dress of sorrow and mourning, is there room for display, and that the more dangerous, inasmuch as it deceives under the name of God’s services.

Beebe's sartorial splendor was recognized when he appeared in full formal day attire on the cover of Life over the title of "Lucius Beebe Sets a Style".

The store's mascot was Abraham Lincoln wearing a deli apron, and most stores featured a costumed Lincoln to accomplish deeds, talk to customers, and proclaim the general splendor of the Grand Union, and to urge them to "Save the Union" when the company faced economic hardship.

The concrete block and stucco were removed, new windows overlooking the park installed, and the yellow pine ceiling returned to its original splendor.

वैभव-संपन्‍नता-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

" However, he stated "the physical production is gloriously lavish.

" Paul Levy of The Wall Street Journal (reviewing Kent's production) criticized the play as lacking coherence, but found the hymn-singing at the funeral "gloriously funny", and praised the performances of Atkins, Haig, and Marcia Warren.

Architectural historians Peter de Figueiredo and Julian Treuherz describe it as "a gloriously long and crooked space, the wide floorboards rising up and down like waves and the walls leaning outwards at different angles.

Lee commented that the song, one of Cocker's best-known works, was a good example of Cocker's ability to be both gentle and "gloriously stirring".

In one of these attacks, Archelaus' stepson, Diogenes, distinguished himself in a valiant attack where he died gloriously.

He seems to have ruled gloriously all over the coast from Nellore down to the Coleroon up to 1521 AD.

Larry Flick from Billboard described the song as a "gloriously over-the-top James Bond theme".

of King Philip our lord, who reigns gloriously") on Wikisource.

In a retrospective review, Jason Ankeny of AllMusic noted that A Catholic Education's "gloriously sloppy and sludgy sound" was far removed from the "sparkling power pop" of their later albums.

Olive La Torre direct a gloriously fresh and funny Gloria Romero as a spirited, cigar-chomping country girl who rolls tobacco leaves into cigars for a living.

a tremendously rich, subtle and nuanced read", said The Scotsman, while The Times called him a "A gloriously capable and confident writer".

The whole thing is gloriously ridiculous, and if you've never read a Wodehouse, this would be a good place to start".