Sentence examples for magnificent screen from inspiring English sources
Philip Seymour Hoffman, who has died from an apparent drug overdose, was a magnificent screen actor who invariably brought a sensitivity and sense of irony to his roles that belied his bulky physique.
The pleasure does not end when the lights go out in the Salle Lumière, where poor Mr. Wargnier loses both his date and a chance to see his movie "East-West" projected on its magnificent screen.
Florino awarded the album four and a half stars out of five, and concluded his review, writing, "This is the kind of soundtrack that needs to be listened to from front to back, and if it's any indication, the film is destined to be one of the most mind-blowing and magnificent screen event this year, perhaps even the decade".
(You have to wonder why Palm can't buy the same magnificent screens for use in its palmtops; surely Pocket PC makers aren't the only ones with access to the Singapore Yellow Pages).
Equally striking are the magnificent oak screen, the profusion of brilliantly colored heraldic glass, and the collection of royal portraits.
In a magnificent folding screen, among the top ranks of 17th-century art, Moronobu makes clear that the pleasures of the bed depended not only on fine clothing and linens, but also on particular rituals.
In particular, Momoyama culture is noted for the magnificent standing screens, fusuma (sliding doors), and wall paintings of a monumental nature that decorated the castles.
The highlight, though, was the UK premiere of Isaac Julien's magnificent nine-screen installation Ten Thousand Waves, inspired by the tragedy of the Morecambe Bay cockle-pickers and starring Maggie Cheung.
The allusions whirl, and reach their apogee in the magnificent eight-screen More Sweetly Play the Dance, where Victory is no longer on the barricades but dragging along on crutches, followed by the circle of life – led by glorious brass anthems into the dance of death.
Included in this complex are the worlds tallest brick/stone constructed minaret, an early tomb and a magnificent arched stone screen in front of the original mosque.
In the silent relays of weary rescue workers, in the click-clack of pulmotors, and above all in the drawn white faces of the women waiting hour after uncertain hour, Mr. Reed has created one of the magnificent passages of screen realism.
