Sentence examples for magnificent indeed from inspiring English sources

The overlook of the Hudson and the Palisades is magnificent indeed, although visitors may well be as overwhelmed by the humility of the great house's entrance: a simple, wooden screen door that could use a new coat of green paint.

That will be a magnificent day indeed.

"A palace of prodigious extent, but very irregular, the gardens a large compass of ground full of high cypress trees … the buildings all of white stone, leaded on top, with gilded turrets and spires, which look very magnificent, and indeed I believe there is no Christian king's palace half so large".

This movie deserves your viewing for Firth's magnificent (and indeed Oscar-worthy) performance in a wrenching yet life affirming story of love and loss.

Without denying that beaches thus listed are indeed magnificent, it's so easy to come up with so many equally magnificent unlisted beaches that it makes no sense trying to prioritise, as shown in last week's blog.

67 min: "Coloccini's hair is, indeed, magnificent," emails Mac Millings.

But if the project goes ahead – and this new auditorium may indeed be magnificent – there should certainly be a proviso insofar as public money is involved.

"This is indeed a magnificent feat and not likely to be easily emulated.

He was, indeed, a magnificent performer.

And a magnificent journey it is indeed through the forested valley of the Nestos River.

This is indeed a magnificent record for your squadron, and one of which I am sure everyone of you must rightly be extremely proud; I doubt if it has been beaten anywhere ..."....