Sentence examples for even magnificent from inspiring English sources

That's good, even magnificent, news for fans exasperated by NBC's policy of tape-delaying all or parts of the Olympics to feed its prime-time broadcasts.

His tower is striking, even magnificent, but it could not be built in phases, and it seems comfortable only on a superblock.

Er, not exactly: the final moments of The French Connection are a powerful, even magnificent repudiation of the modern piety of redemption and sympathy.

This grisly caper turns cynical in its final act on the question of whether crime pays: it's an uncompromising, even magnificent rebuke to those hoping for some sort of feelgood pay-off.

How brief the space race was, the 12 years from the wake-up call to the first walk on the Moon, but thrilling, mind-boggling, even magnificent at times.

Even magnificent independent games like the Fire Pro Wrestling series, which offered the deepest move-sets and other character customization features, and Capcom's two installments of Saturday Night Slam Masters, arguably the most vivid and colorful in the genre, were premised on this winner-takes-all model.

In autumn it is even more magnificent.

THE view from the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead is even more magnificent than the gallery itself.

"Your Washington is even more magnificent than your Hitler, Charles Hamiltonn, who exposed the Hitler diaries as frauds, once wrote him.

Even such magnificent viewpoints as Camden and Lansdowne crescents are now interrupted by dense greenery growing up from below.

The resolution might have been even more magnificent if it had come right out and said, "Whereas, it stinks".