Sentence examples for something majestic from inspiring English sources

I feel like I've beheld something majestic".

THERE is something majestic about a giant dam.

From the perspective of the Obama Administration, the rollout — Sebelius's rollout — made something majestic look grubby.

There was something majestic and eerie about it all, with the water looking calm and transparent.

Even songs by others, like the Ike and Tina Turner classic "I Idolize You," are transmuted into something majestic.

The fact is Tiger Woods now regularly gets in position to do something majestic in the same ways he once habitually did superlative things in major championships.

Indie amnesty brings together thousands of relatively banal anecdotes about unglamorous people doing slightly idiotic things into something quite majestic.

In New York, the critic Clement Greenberg was calling from the 1940s for the end of the "easel picture" and its replacement by something more majestic and open in scale.

Flanked by rows of elm trees, the parkways were broken up by a series of gorgeous landscaped roundabouts, slowing the city's rhythms of movement into something more majestic yet distinctly democratic.

At first a necessity of the production schedule to largely remove the lead actor from the equation back with Love and Monsters, the challenge it presents to writers can be an opportunity to do something as majestic as Blink.

There is something both majestic and sad in Allen's abiding conviction that anyone from outside the tristate area is either an airhead or a chronic hick, and that a dose of Manhattan is the last and best chance for a cure.