The sweep of country appeared magnificent, as fingers of sunlight reached through a mackerel sky and lighted craggy islands.
In the Islamic cultural space there appeared magnificent images of secular scenes with figures of people dressed in the garments of Northern Caucasus, Cuman, and Mongolian nobility, as well as real and imaginary animals.
But he diverted the passion, and brought them, instead of these superfluities, to love useful and more manly display, and reducing their other expenses, to take delight in appearing magnificent in their equipage of war.
It appeared magnificent to him.
But it's really not until mid-August, at least in this part of the country, that simply everything appears in magnificent abundance.
The blond press agent Pat Newcomb, who looks as if she might be a movie star herself, is upstairs talking to Elizabeth, who has given no guarantees that she'll appear for this magnificent clutch of rubes.
Seated at a table in a hotel room, the actors appear somewhat less than magnificent.
For example, he penned this enlightening letter about the peacock's tail: Happening to make a visit to my neighbour's peacocks, I could not help observing that the trains of those magnificent birds appear by no means to be their tails; those long feathers growing not from their uropygium, but all up their backs.
Then, slinking across the frame, a pale mountain lion appeared, svelte and magnificent.
He played jazz trumpeter and vocalist Chet Baker in the biopic Born to Be Blue (2015) and then appeared in The Magnificent Seven (2016), a remake of the 1960 classic western.
The drama of the photograph lay in what it denied us: the face that we wanted to see in this instance was not Rembrandt's, however enigmatic he appears in his magnificent stillness, but the dying patient's.
