Sentence examples for magnificent edition from inspiring English sources

Croft's magnificent edition of The Poems of Robert Sidney is essential reading, not only for students of Elizabethan literature but for anyone generally interested in poetry and poetics.

But overall, the offerings seem better, rarer and fresher, from a magnificent edition of a Dürer print, "The Large Horse" (1505), at R. S. Johnson of Chicago, to an exuberant photo-collage from around 1915 of a single ice skater in three simultaneous poses at the Tartt Gallery of Washington.

They have produced a magnificent facsimile edition of the score, along with copies of all ­Mozart's mature operas (yours for ¤250).

This magnificent new edition of the complete Van Gogh letters is a celebration not only of a great artist but of art itself.

But it seems to have disappeared entirely before Mr. Savall revived it last summer at Versailles, performances that were captured in this recording, part of the Naïve label's magnificent Vivaldi Edition.

No less formidable a filmmaker than Jean-Marie Straub has called "The Civil War" John Ford's masterpiece; for the first time, thanks to this magnificent new edition, I think I know what he's talking about.

Now, however, Kino Lorber has issued a magnificent Blu-ray edition, derived from an original copy of the film at the Library of Congress.

In the magnificent Blu-ray edition released this week by the Criterion Collection, the spirit and sensuality (along with a touch of cynicism) of this soon-to-be-lost world emerges with poignant, tactile clarity.

After a 10-year home-video moratorium, "Fantasia" returns this week in a magnificent Blu-ray edition, featuring a brilliance of color and clarity of sound that have probably not been recaptured since the film's premiere at the Broadway Theater in New York City on Nov. 13, 1940.

But watching the magnificent new Blu-ray edition of "Fort Apache" from Warner Home Video I was struck this time by the film's reflective, inward quality, by its emotional climate of loss and uncertainty.

The "magnificent and accurate" Shakespeare edition which Boydell began in 1786 was the focus of the enterprise.