grandness

Whether such grandness was necessary is something many on Broadway now question.

His eyes shone with the terror and grandness of it all.

Almost all agree that building anything, especially something with a grandness of vision, is harder than ever.

Anyone who beholds them has to think about the grandness of creation.

But others can enjoy the grandness as well at lunch, dinner or brunch.

The grandness of the house is most evident in the huge open-plan third floor.

But what writers have been unable to capture is the grandness and even the magic.

"I was never really excited by grandness," she said.

The grandness of the dining room made her restless.

The actor playing the man with the nose is by no means averse to grandness.

Robert Long made the decision to build the farm and the grandness shows no expense was spared.

She was feeling worse by the minute as she took in the grandness of her surroundings.

One wonders at the grandness of the thinking and the myriad of detail.

The grandness of life suddenly exploding in her face, and she wondering what it will mean.'

I'm sure a new type of grandness will enhance our street when the new house - bigger, better - is built.

The rooms suggest elegance and grandness without seeming the least bit stuffy.

They praised its beauty and grandness very much.

I wonder at the grandness of nature and the depravity of mankind.

The grandness of the building and the central location, as well as the opportunity to book all three apartments for a weekend away with friends.

Opera is miniaturized by the grandness around it.

Grand plain sculptures wouldn't do, because grandness and plainness are there already.

His dancing had a distinctive quality of heroism and grandness of scale.

The lighting conveyed spatial grandness if nothing else.

There was a grandness in Lee that shadowed him, silenced him.

Actually, it was maybe a five-foot tree, sitting on a table, but I loved that feeling of grandness."