"magnificent light" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a bright and impressive light, or a light that is awe-inspiring or breathtaking. Here is an example: "As the sun began to set, the sky was filled with magnificent light, painting the clouds in shades of pink and gold."
The magnificent light filled paintings of his beloved Lincolnville woods will live on along with his great and generous spirit.
Ignoring that weakness, bidders responded instead to the magnificent light and shadow effect and sent the Mueller soaring to £2.07 million.
Of course, like a faithful nerd, I saw "Something Wicked This Way Comes" the Friday it opened; caught François Truffaut's "Fahrenheit 451" on VCR; watched "The Illustrated Man" and "The Martian Chronicles" on TV; and was a faithful viewer of "The Ray Bradbury Theater," but none of them ever came close to the magnificent light that poured off his prose.
But I saw a magnificent light at the end of my tunnel of tobacco addiction with my first Barbari spliff.
Frankly, I wish I could give my daughter a cheat sheet so that I might spare her any experience that might dim her magnificent light.
I wish I could give my daughter a cheat sheet so that I might spare her any experience that might dim her magnificent light.
One hundred million Americans are in this country today because one of their forebears had walked up to a registration desk in this magnificent, light-filled room and answered 19 questions.
The effect then was of a clearing in the woods, but Brenda Dolan's magnificent lighting still creates a sacred place.
She came alive as Aurora, aided in part by the production's magnificent lighting, which seemed to be designed for her arresting, redheaded glamour.
Singapore's narrow street track, surrounded by tall buildings, was the jewel in the crown of the series last year, with its magnificent lighting that makes it brighter by night than by day.
Lol. 3. The GLOW you see IS (magnificent) lighting.
