Sentence examples for stately enough from inspiring English sources
How then could Trumbull please his clients, who said they envisioned a work stately enough to be on public view, and the sitter, who shunned anything remotely official?
The suites are sprawling, with private terraces overlooking landscaped grounds originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted; the tubs are clawfoot; and the beds are just soft and stately enough to make you never want to get up.
There are stately homes enough for a television series and although the narrative is at times painful, it is ideal holiday reading.
Auburn has enough stately mansions lining the main streets to signal prosperity and enough untamed wildness — a herd of cattle graze near the latest research park — not to tip over into suburbia.
It's rich with old Southern grandeur: it has an opera house, enough stately homes on the National Historic Register to rival Charleston and Savannah and an imposing Beaux-Arts 1916 train station where preservationists kept the "Colored Waiting Room" sign etched into the facade.
Stately manor homes, with enough land for horse paddocks, can run into the millions.
Sure it has a bright screen, a stately Sense UI, and enough power to take on most Android comers.
This majestic, stately being, which is large enough to offer shade to 500 adults, survived Columbus and survived the conquistadors and survived the Mexican Revolution, but is now suffering the consequences of air pollution and a near-depleted ground water table.
He ended up running the meat department of our local supermarket and, after twenty years, had saved enough to build a stately home in a northern suburb.
The presence of the militants inside Islamabad itself, Pakistan's stately, secular-minded capital, was shock enough to the country's ruling class.
Quite a while later, actors come in to record the lines, and they can expect to be called back for re-recording as the film proceeds; the peculiar pace of Pixar, as stately as a royal barge, is enough to freak out the novice.
