Sentence examples for magnificent interior from inspiring English sources

The magnificent interior carving is of Indian and Nepalese inspiration.

The church's magnificent interior provides its own ecstatic fascination.

The rerelease of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is another chance to savour, first of all, those magnificent interior sets.

"He presents this tapestry of the least aspirational, the least successful people in the world, and builds a solar system of a magnificent interior life.

Anyone of the opinion that his light, jet-age design did not contradict but instead complemented the magnificent interior of Penn Station — well, such a person would be considered hopelessly romantic, against all common sense, just like the Penn Station protesters of August 1962.

Schlichting, a sociologist at Fairfield University, has a better feel for the engineering of the station than its architecture, and his prose is often as stultifying as reading a timetable, but the book will deepen anyone's appreciation for New York's most magnificent interior space.

About a half-million visitors come to look at the Cathedral every year, and wander through its cavernous and magnificent interiors.

This unusual feature brings light deep into the Kahn house and animates what otherwise might have been a succession of airless but magnificent interiors.

Brasseries are now mainly known for their magnificent interiors and so-so renditions of classic dishes such as choucroute garni and coq au vin, but the name brasserie gives away their original intent: it means brewery.

In a new English Heritage book, Seaside Holidays in the Past, a section on board and lodgings reminisces about the "luxurious grand establishments [in which] Victorian visitors were treated to magnificent interiors in which to relax, dine and play".

Mr. Sonnenberg combined the old Fish house and the apartment building to make a single, vast private house of 35 rooms, and added some magnificent interiors of his own, like the second-floor drawing room facing Gramercy Park with 17th-century English paneling.