Sentence examples for has a majesty from inspiring English sources

Jack Nicholson has an irreverence for free, Anthony Hopkins has a majesty and gravitas for free.

"It has a majesty I have not seen in other buildings".

A HIGH school football field has a majesty, even when empty, all the more so in Texas, where the weekly game is a religious rite in which youthful striving collides with pride of place.

The building itself has a certain majesty, especially the main terminal hall, which is covered with a tent of Teflon-coated fabric.

Raising her arms and revealing her proud nudity, the winged figure has a sexual majesty that suggests Ishtar, the Mesopotamian goddess of sex and war – a dangerous combination – although the Mesopotamian pantheon also included other potent female divinities and demons.

"In winter, the normal crowds are gone, the park has a special majesty and serenity, and the opportunities to see wildlife are incredible," Mr. Burns said in a statement from Tauck, the company that will offer an eight-day guided tour of Yellowstone in January, planned with the help of Mr. Burns and his frequent film collaborator Dayton Duncan.

For my taste, it comes down to a close call between the first three of those: both the Richter (Praga) and the Brendel (Philips, the last of his three recordings) are live accounts, full of unrepeatable insights, but Gilels's studio version from 1983 has a considered majesty and presence that outshines all rivals, even if the recording does not quite do full justice to his glowing piano sound.

The tempo and texture of the poem has an inevitable majesty, but there is also a dancing levity that is suited to James and his "joking seriousness".

Obviously you read it so well that hearing the numbers it has a kind of majesty that if it was all one thing I think it would feel different.

She still has a lot of majesty she intends to add.

That voice still had a faded majesty, but it was as much for the hints of what it used to be as anything else.