Sentence examples for magnificent object from inspiring English sources
The phrase "magnificent object" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to describe something that is really impressive, beautiful, or elegant. For example, "Have you seen the magnificent object she used as a centerpiece for the dinner table?"
It's a magnificent object lesson in cinema as an art of ideas.
A magnificent object, it was perhaps too serene and spiritual, not tough enough.
This magnificent object sits at the center of a large, gray-walled gallery, flanked reverentially by eight diminutive pewlike benches (meticulous reproductions of a child's settle by Stickley).
There I was trying to create this magnificent object that I hoped would impact citizens around the world, and my own people were pulling me down.
And while there are people who need to see these magnificent objects in the museum, it cannot be over.
To some visitors, the Morgan exhibition will be an archival array of magnificent objects and images created for visual delectation, but locked in an earlier age.
Its last stop was New York, where its most magnificent objects were part of a larger show called "Art of the First Cities" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
"It is like having a curator take you on a series of guided tours through some of the most magnificent objects in our collection, with each journey bringing to life the story of a key scientific idea".
Decorating the rims of these magnificent objects were monstrous heads influenced by the art of far-flung peoples.
In Biloxi, a ruined tree festooned with debris becomes a magnificent surrealist object.
MacGregor looks closely at these magnificent carved objects and brings in the director of the Bode to offer further commentary.
