Sentence examples for magnificent presentation from inspiring English sources

Yet this magnificent presentation was in Paris in the cellars of the Opéra Garnier, where Moncler Gamme Rouge was on display in a dramatic way.

Derived from a print made from the original negative held by the Cinémathèque Française, "The Late Mathias Pascale" receives a magnificent presentation here, with very tight detail and a delicate re-creation of the color tinting that the film (like most silent features) possessed on its first release.

One night in Ubud we had a modified version of rijsttafel, an Indonesian meal with many small courses; another time a version of slow fried duck; a third evening, a magnificent presentation of three soft- shelled crabs with oyster sauce.

Magnificent intro to @bbcthisweek.

This would defeat the gallery's core purpose: the preservation and presentation of its magnificent permanent collection.Mr Penny intends to continue giving the public the big exhibitions it has come to expect but in such a way that more people are encouraged to get to know the permanent holdings better.

I could also picture their joy as they stood in the magnificent Court of Versailles and their presentation to the King, Louis XV".

Mr. Tian is also the focus of a related program, currently at the CHINA INSTITUTE, that includes a presentation (on VHS) of his magnificent Tibetan neo-western, "THE HORSE THIEF" (1988).

The result: a powerful ode to doomed love and a skillful presentation of an American composer's magnificent opus.

The mark of a proper steak house is the uninhibited presentation of animal fat, in its many magnificent guises.

But however you approach it, the whole production is much easier than it seems, requiring only magnificent ingredients, a minimum of cooking and a little attention to presentation.

As the French critic Gérard Corneloup wrote in "Forum Opéra": "Superb lighting, magnificent costumes, sumptuous voices and well-developed characters all participate in the sublime presentation of ethereal music that colors both words and phrases.