Sentence examples for Very magnificent from inspiring English sources

It gives you a feeling of being a very small part of something very magnificent".

"A palace of prodigious extent, but very irregular, the gardens a large compass of ground full of high cypress trees … the buildings all of white stone, leaded on top, with gilded turrets and spires, which look very magnificent, and indeed I believe there is no Christian king's palace half so large".

"It's very magnificent," Shawn said of co-starring in the film, before adding, "this is above my pay grade, as they say".

It was no doubt fortunate that Inigo Jones confined his work at St Paul's to some very poor additions to the transepts, and to a portico, very magnificent in its way, at the west end".

The building might be a little down-at-heel, but it is nevertheless very nearly magnificent.

He was a subject in the playful "Bestiary of Modern Literature," published in 1922, and was described thus: "The Kafka is a very rare magnificent moon-blue mouse that does not eat meat but feeds on herbs.

We have building stone in this building we have some local stone in this building, but we also have marble from Greece, marble from Asia Minor, and even marble from Italy, used in the Baths of Hadrian at Leptis Magna, making it a very quite magnificent building, to say the least.

There are also some very gnarled and magnificent old olive trees.

It's a very hard but magnificent walk along the coast – we try and do that at least once a year.

At the very least, this magnificent machine — the biggest ever built, and quite possibly the most picturesque (rating a photo spread in Vanity Fair) — is expected to blast into existence the Higgs boson.

Though she's not on screen for very long, the magnificent Tilda Swinton's turn as Social Services is memorable mostly for her incredible costume: a tone-on-tone ensemble in Pan-Am blue consisting of an immaculate cloak with red lining, matching Salvation Army cap tied under the chin and a flared trouser suit.