Sentence examples for fine edifice from inspiring English sources
She was impressed, recording in her diary: "It is a very fine edifice, and is an immense house, it would be impossible for me to attempt even to give anything like a description of it".
Thus, quantum mechanics attracted some of the ablest scientists of the 20th century, and they erected what is perhaps the finest intellectual edifice of the period.
The first building was a prestigious edifice made with concrete foundations and finely dressed stonework, and was probably the finest building in the entire fortress.
Fig. 3 Landslide type composed predominantly of fine deposits on the Aso volcanic edifice.
Writer Agatha Christie had construction of narrative edifices down to a fine art: you may not find a trace of emotion in her characters but by God she could hang a plot together.
Its Cathedral of Notre-Dame is a fine transitional late 12th-century Romanesque-Gothic edifice.
The glass edifice of Hotel Urban is a fine example of art-inspired cool and a wonderful counterpoise to the more classic approach of many five-star hotels in Madrid.
They might have been just fine if David Calder's king had not suddenly loosened one brick in the fragile edifice and brought it all tumbling down.
Today she is the manager of the Port Richmond Library, which operates out of a stately brick edifice that Andrew Carnegie's largess built a century ago on "one of the finest residence streets on Staten Island," as the area was described in The Staten Islander of March 1905.
Today Corcoran's edifice is the Renwick Gallery.
