Sentence examples for too magnificent from inspiring English sources

It was too magnificent.

It was simply too magnificent, too moving, to want to experience through a viewfinder.

"The building is too magnificent to be turned into offices or a school," he said.

– sjcstarmer offers some schmaltzy perspective to Leo Benedictus after he wrote about the dilemma of finding £250,000 mistakenly deposited in his bank account "I always take the term to mean a strong, confident woman who is too magnificent to be constrained by petty-bourgeois morality".

Mr Pound added: "It's a fact of life that people say, 'wasn't that magnificent, was it too magnificent?'".

They deserve to hear about Mystery, to be told there are things too magnificent for us to ever understand.

Verdi's version, too, has magnificent passages where the chorus is in full sail, blown by acclamations from the brass instruments, or where the voices swing like a great bell.

The smaller Williams team were magnificent too.

So too does the magnificent performance of Livesey as Blimp, a part once scheduled for Olivier who would surely have made into more of a parody.

I mean, magnificent, too.

I've enjoyed the players' company, I've enjoyed coaching them and the supporters have been magnificent too.