Sentence examples for magnificent breadth from inspiring English sources
It is the fog that gives it its magnificent breadth".
What bound the performance together was the BBC SSO itself, which surged and swept and swooned through act three with a magnificent breadth of sound built in its collective muscle memory.
Her writing is often compared (by detractors and devotees) to that of Henry James, because she can dilate a detail or a moment to a magnificent breadth and because she wields subordinate clauses with a fencer's dexterity.
For Claude Monet, the chromatic atmospheric effects created by the effects of smog on sunlight gave London magnificent breadth and became the predominant theme in his renditions of the city.
To wake up looking directly out on the Zambezi, magnificent in its breadth here, was rivaled only by descending a short staircase to the open-air bathroom (the toilet was enclosed).
"It is a magnificent novel of humane breadth and wisdom, comic tenderness and powerful political acuteness," Professor Lee said.
Professor Lee said of the winning novel: "It is a magnificent novel of humane breadth and wisdom, comic tenderness and powerful political acuteness.
The speeches are magnificent poetic evocations of the breadth, diversity and terrible beauty of God's creative power.
Bear in mind too that their origins (provincial, unschooled, impoverished, and circumscribed by a magnificent but harsh and hostile landscape) foreclose the chance that they might ever have the breadth of vision to escape their situation.
