Sentence examples for magnificent rendition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "magnificent rendition" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is done or performed in an impressive and skillful way. For example: - The orchestra's magnificent rendition of Mozart's Symphony No. 40 left the audience speechless. - The artist's rendition of the historical battle was truly magnificent, capturing every detail with precision. - The chef's magnificent rendition of the classic dish surprised and delighted the judges at the cooking competition. - The choir's magnificent rendition of the national anthem gave everyone goosebumps and brought tears to many eyes. - The actor's magnificent rendition of the famous monologue received a standing ovation from the audience.
Tia Speros's Miss Adelaide is as grating and wonderful as ever, and Mr. Ruiz's magnificent rendition of "Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat," by the sheer force of his personality, multiplies the small production into a big-stage extravaganza.
Tisha Cherry is largely known for her Oreo art, but recently she put together this magnificent rendition of Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night made of candy for an East Village candy shop.
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The Berlin Philharmonic is unquestionably a magnificent organism — its rendition of the "St.
For Claude Monet, the chromatic atmospheric effects created by the effects of smog on sunlight gave London magnificent breadth and became the predominant theme in his renditions of the city.
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.
Magnificent euphemisms such as "enhanced interrogation techniques", "extraordinary rendition" or "illegal combatants" were clearly carved with care out of the language.
I thought of the magnificent operatic voice of Police Officer Daniel Rodriguez, whose rendition of "God Bless America" moved fans and viewers at games in ways unmatched since Kate Smith sang the song.
The little fall of water slicing through the rocks in the picture's foreground provides a kind of miniaturized rendition of the force that shaped the magnificent valley in the background.
My New York, I decided, would be unlike the traditional renditions of the city that Hollywood churns out, with magnificent sunsets framed by the Midtown skyline, the lush greenery of Central Park, or the perpetually wet and gleaming pavements of Wall Street.
Dr Sieghart's remedy: We've been collecting some performances of poems which are online – you might like this rendition by Clare Balding of In Ten Seconds by Douglas Dunn, or Sean O'Brien's magnificent poem 'Dignified'.
