Meanings of add lustre in English

Whatever he writes will belong to our literature, and add lustre to it.

Nothing which Leo the Tenth could do for Erasmus could add lustre to his coronet.

Examples of their work, both original and replicated by the vendor, add lustre everywhere in Hershal.

Show thyself duly deserving hereof; let hand rival sword, and aspire to add lustre to its weapon.

Never imagine that anything you can say yourself will varnish your defects, or add lustre to your perfections!

And we pray that you will add lustre to your honored name and to the Round Table as well.

This quality, too, will appear to the people to be admirable and will add lustre to his role of rebel-hero.

Though the MC20 won't make a big contribution to Maserati sales, it is sure to add lustre to the brand's image.

Original doors, fireplaces, cornicing, picture rails and tiling add lustre to the large number of rooms that are also typical of the builder.

Time will add lustre to the moment, but there are sufficient kudos being dispensed at the moment from several sources in celebration of Leinster's ope(...)

A tinge of scarlet stood in her cheeks, an added lustre in her eyes.

And yet, in the hour of defeat, he had added lustre to his name.

The triumphs of Scott and Taylor added lustre to American arms which time will not efface.

Of his learning he was proud-butrather as adding lustre to his celebrity for universal tastes.

To talk of adding lustre to the name of Wollaston by their medal, is to talk idly.

Ford, Webster, Marston, Brome, Shirley, even Chapman and Decker, added lustre to the stage for which they wrote.