Sentence examples for veritable classic from inspiring English sources

It's not just that he can elevate a scene or ground a scene or make a scene that had no right working a veritable classic.

Within the Hindu genre of Sahasranamas (literally, "thousand-name" hymns, extolling the names, deeds and associations of a given deity), the Sri Lalita Sahasranama Stotra, or "Hymn to the Thousand Names of the Auspicious Goddess Lalita", is "a veritable classic, widely acknowledged for its lucidity, clarity and poetic excellence".

Two footwork compilations released on Planet Mu, Bangs & Works Vol. 1 and 2, are now veritable classics.

Let's end on this new track by Beck, which is a veritable old classic in internet terms, given that it came out on 15 June.

Successive campaigns by Italian, German and British archaeologists have bared a veritable Louvre of classic sculptures.

Mr. Hill — who was born in London, attended Oxford and recently ran the well-regarded Dundee Rep Theater, which produces revivals of classics — replaces a veritable institution in Philip Howard, who ran the Traverse for 12 years.

Leo's (200 Grand Street), with its curved, turquoise bar, has a jukebox jammed with the crooner's classics and has a veritable Sinatra shrine, with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia covering the walls.

The score is a veritable hit parade of country-and-Western classics.

She is a tiny bespectacled lady, a cross between Anna Wintour and Helen Gurley Brown, who lives in an absurdly grand fastness, a veritable fortress of solitude, with an Olympic-classic design.

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It's a classic first-world stoner predicament: Your guy rolls up with a veritable tackle box of assorted and sticky product.