The searching look veiled by polished court manners and the poise of the woman, conscious of her magnificent attire, sum up the art of Jonson, cool and intense.
I could say go and see Mont Saint-Michel which is magnificent, but you cannot sum up the culture of a country from one thing.
He spent extravagant sums on luxuries and magnificent buildings and seriously debased the coinage.
Penn Station was the sum of a thousand such magnificent details.
A buccaneer of his own stamp, the notably aggressive agent Andrew Wylie, with whom Roger had an ambivalent (mostly antagonistic) relationship, spoke at Roger's memorial service, summing him up as "a magnificent character: vindictive, raucous, willful.
Len about summed the performance up, saying, "You look magnificent, but you don't move".
Raines plays a supermodel who rents, for the sort of piffling sum that ought to have made her suspicious, a magnificent apartment in Brooklyn Heights, only to discover there's more to her fellow tenants than meets the eye.
Think about the visual impact as well; catering done by summing up an amount per guest may not leave an impressive enough display and you might need to up the amount to ensure that the display looks... magnificent![8].
From £70 per night for two; inshriachhouse.com Shieling Holidays "Mull is a magical place and this campsite's location is magnificent, overlooking the sea and the mainland, with glimpses of faraway Ben Nevis on clear days," sums up Iain.
Truss sums up this ambivalence: 'When I put down each book, I say aloud, "That's magnificent.
