Sentence examples for magnificent because from inspiring English sources

It is magnificent because it cooks a big range of seafood exceedingly well and sells it at a reasonable price.

I say that the exhibit is "quietly magnificent" because it's an old-school show of small-scale pictures.

After considerable research, however, Sotheby's experts have determined that the sculpture may be the only antiquity that can be confirmed to have been in the collection of Lorenzo de' Medici, known as Lorenzo the Magnificent because of his artistic patronage.

"The plebiscite was magnificent because this means that the president can't hand over the country to the Farc on a silver platter like he wanted to," said Luis Bernal, 47, a doorman at a residential building in Bogotá, echoing a common refrain of those who felt the government had been too soft with the guerrillas in negotiations.

They went on being different because their songs were so magnificent and because they kept changing.

This year, the celebration is especially magnificent, both because it is the seventieth anniversary and because of last year's annexation of Crimea and the ongoing armed conflict in Donbas.

Obama's speech just now was magnificent not because he relied on soaring rhetoric but because he eschewed it.

All kinds of brisket make magnificent leftovers, because of the extreme succulence of the cut.

This is who we are.' We've had a magnificent season because of our defensive principles.

"I met Hilly on The Magnificent Seven, because Steve always had problems.

That's a magnificent round, because he never quite hit the heights at any point, and yet look.