Sentence examples for magnificent cold from inspiring English sources
It was a magnificent Cold War force, perfectly suited for the war it was designed to fight: a mammoth counterstrike against an invading Soviet Army on the plains of Central Europe.
There were magnificent moments in Cold Mountain (2003), notably an early battle sequence that even an old master like D.W. Griffith would have been proud of, and some fine acting, particularly from Nicole Kidman.
What if they started thinking of placebos as a way of bridging the gap between the magnificent but sometimes cold efficiency of modern American medicine and the unproven but evidently comforting remedies prescribed by homeopaths and herbalists?
Man, the dreamer, building his Utopias on the soft and foolish hope of enterprise that asks no profit, woman, the realist, contemplating the villany of the human heart without terror, prepared beyond question to turn it to her cold and magnificent purpose.
Germany in contrast were cold, clinical, magnificent.
We endure this very process in Richard Brooks' magnificent 1967 adaptation of In Cold Blood, with Dick and Perry on the verge of pissing their pants as the charges are read to them at the foot of the scaffold.
Encircled above by a searing escarpment, this magnificent oval-shaped expanse of cold cobalt blue is rich in myth and mystery (the most popular folktale tells of a beautiful fairy girl rising from the lake and begetting three sons who would become famed physicians).
2.17am: I have just watched "the play of the tournament" in the beach volleyball, which has left me cold for something so magnificent.
Almost as magnificent and a sturdy choice for cold weather, the creamiest risotto around also displayed a generosity of wild mushrooms; a sprinkling of Parmesan added another dimension.
In these colder months, it's a magnificent drink to have as a fallback when you want something richer and more complex than just a whiskey but can never seem to think of what else to order.
