Sentence examples for yet magnificent from inspiring English sources

Instead, they come from caring about ourselves fragile and imperfect yet magnificent as we are.

This is a harsh yet magnificent land of snowy peaks, distant glaciers, towering cliffs, deep ravines and a few beggarly terraces of skimpy grass.

These bold structures, in which tube-headed aliens pose in cheesy yet magnificent landscapes, are Blue Peter modelling on the scale of civic art.

Diners sit in a gloomy, yet magnificent 500 sq metre storehouse; with gridded concrete ceilings and brick walls, eating on long communal tables on mismatched furniture.

He made devoted studies of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, weaving these towering influences into enormous symphonies and emerging as a singular, eccentric yet magnificent voice in the process.

Robert Altman, 1992 Producers are sometimes depicted on screen as monstrous yet magnificent (Kirk Douglas's character in The Bad and the Beautiful, 1952), sometimes as just monstrous.

And yet The Magnificent Seven was an ambiguous western.

Memorial, then, is fittingly titled: it's lachrymose almost to the point of self-parody, yet utterly magnificent.

From there we took the cog rail train up to Murren for yet another magnificent view of the Jungfrau region.

Haute Chinoiserie in style, it's festooned with objets d'arts and has yet more magnificent chandeliers and an intricate geometric parquet floor.

And yet these magnificent documents in the history of music in performance, including works by Wagner, Berlioz and Beethoven, have never been readily available.