Sentence examples for magnificent complexity from inspiring English sources
Perfumes are no different from wine and music in that respect; it's impossible to fully appreciate a scent of magnificent complexity like Sisley's Eau du Soir when you're 12.
First, simply attributing the biological world's magnificent complexity to a deity does nothing to help us understand that complexity.
The volume presents Vancouver's rich diversity and complexity, where magnificent marine and mountain views are both showcased and masked, downtown landmarks provide the backdrop for thrilling sequences, and lesser-known neighborhoods frame intriguing characters and plotlines.
Review: what I love about every song is they starts simply and build in complexity and become magnificent.
Classical music is a magnificent art form, the beauty and complexity of which are indisputable.
And particularly in the last year, electronica producers in search of head-turning sounds have realized that world music offers magnificent untempered voices and countless rhythmic complexities that can teach so-called "dance music" some lessons.
More crucial, it offered a magnificent overview of the variety of Mr. Carter's compositional interests, from the complexity of his works of the 1960s to the relative accessibility of his recent scores.
It ranged in style from the magnificent, confident Byker estate in Newcastle, with its metropolitan scale and architectural warmth, wit and complexity – to the deeply conservative, low-density, Barratt Homes-like estates built by Liverpool.
They also hope to raise the profile of a species they consider magnificent, at once stalwart and supple, a page of living prehistory whose social and behavioral complexities they have just begun to decode.
If well-detailed it could be a magnificent thing, forming a cat's cradle of interlocking beams above spectators' heads and recalling the intricate complexity of Japanese joinery.
