Sentence examples for magnificent learning from inspiring English sources

I chaired a gala for the NPG in March, to raise funds for its (magnificent) learning and outreach programmes and thus find myself at the director's annual reception.

It was a magnificent learning experience, seated (sometimes literally) at the feet of the genius David Milch, learning a new way of approaching the work, learning to leap with full knowledge that something, somehow would catch me, and reveling in the greatest dialogue I've spoken this side of Shakespeare.

Sure, my co-judge, the doyenne of Radio 4's Food Programme, Sheila Dillon, and I got to sample some magnificent products, and learn about some inspiring food entrepreneurs, but, once we'd travelled to meet our finalists face to face, picking only one for the top spot was anything but effortless; it was one of the toughest tasks I've ever undertaken.

Not only did we learn to appreciate that a well cared-for land produces magnificent food, we also learned how to cook such treasures and how to match them with the delicious local wines.

This morning after Ted left, I blest his diminishing black figure, turned to chanting verses and got magnificent sense of power: learned the brief "call for the robin redbreast and the wren".

Because odds are, you'll learn something magnificent and hear some stories that deserve to be treasured.

Part of the adventure of creating something magnificent is testing your might, learning from mistakes and rising above the struggle.

While we are in awe and learning from the magnificent young black leaders, we can't forget to teach them and give them the opportunity to grow.

It was with great dismay - but perhaps no great surprise - that the Essex town learned that its magnificent but much abused pier had done it again.

"It's formidable, magnificent," he said, a lesson he learned in 1995 when he finished first on Bastille Day.

Beijing has been the magnificent centre of traditional Chinese culture and learning since the Ming dynasty.