Sentence examples for magnificent cycle from inspiring English sources
A large room is hung with the magnificent cycle of 24 paintings honouring the life of Maria de Medicii, which she commissioned from Peter Paul Rubens.
As he matured, however, he developed a very personal style, drawing inspiration especially from the very dramatic pictorial style of German art, as demonstrated in the magnificent cycle of paintings for Cremona cathedral (1519).
What's more, when the current density is 15 A g−1, the capacitance only reduced to 91.6% after the constant current charge and discharge for 2000 cycles, which showed magnificent cycling stability.
In 1980, he staged a magnificent 10-play cycle for the RSC, The Greeks, that told the unfolding story of the Trojan War.
(Brantley) 'RADIO GOLF' The final — and in dramatic terms, the weakest — of August Wilson's magnificent 10-play cycle about the African-American experience, "Radio Golf" has the crackle of a bustling comedy.
"Radio Golf," completed only months before Mr. Wilson's death in 2005, is the final, and in dramatic terms the thinnest, work in his magnificent 10-play cycle about the African-American experience in each decade of the 20th century.
Some details in this Brahms Cycle are magnificent: the sighing accompaniment to the solo oboe in the Andante of the First Symphony; the curious timbre of the Allegro of the Third: the subtly amplified woodwind in the first movement of the Fourth.
Last week's opening episode of the Hollow Crown's Wars of the Roses cycle on the BBC was magnificent.
There being no other outlet for the expression of the supernatural and the cycle of the seasons, semitheatrical religious festivals, magnificent rituals, and processions once again became the principal means of community celebration.
He also learned the crucial lesson from Bill Clinton's magnificent speech at the Democrat convention: voters think in cycles of five or perhaps ten years, so remind them how grim and awful was the last Republican administration.
