Sentences with phrase «greatest magnum opus»

What Rowling, and by extension the films, should be praised for is constructing the single greatest magnum opus on coming of age.

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Granted, the greater part of it is found in his magnum opus, but much that is essential to its coherence and applicability, and thus to its accurate interpretation, is found only in earlier and later works.

It really is one of the greatest goals ever scored, but the most impressive thing about it is that it was — arguably — not even the magnum opus of his astonishingly captivating oeuvre.

This recipe is another magnum opus using cold shrimp as the main appetizer and tastes great in the crispy Zak of fresh lettuce leaves.

Magnolia (Paul Thomas Anderson, 1999) Paul Thomas Anderson's magnum opus follows multiple plotlines, while still deeply developing each of the film's many principle characters — played more than ably by some of the decade's greatest actors — Julianne Moore, William H. Macy, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jason Robards and Alfred Molina, to name but half.

In spotlighting Ingmar Bergman's magnum opus Fanny and Alexander as one of the great films of the 1980s, one can not help but marvel at how out of step with the «80s it is, and least of all for its period setting in the early years of the 20th century.

Nearly fifty years since passing away, Cocteau remains regarded as a great artist and Beauty and the Beast his cinematic magnum opus.

For those looking for a DRM - free way to publish their magnum opus, Smashwords is still a great option.

This has similarly been a central message of the great free - market Austrian School economists, most notably Ludwig von Mises (another personal classical liberal icon), who in his 1949 magnum opus Human Action claimed:

Whether you're planning the magnum opus holiday with the family, (a trip to the Great Barrier Reef is no small deal) or a romantic escape, (with a proposal perhaps) we have the accommodation that has all the amenities and style, that is favorably priced.