Sentence examples for Most splendidly from inspiring English sources

When new, they seemed principally to celebrate what was most splendidly singular about them.

Duveen had the painting cleaned, and the art historian enthused: "It has come out most splendidly.

Read the passages in Alan Clark's diaries on his time as a trade minister for the best and most splendidly disaffected account of the process.

Her most splendidly evasive goal came in the 56th minute Sunday, when she stabbed into the penalty area, eluded Canada's charging goalkeeper, spun to avoid a defender and punched the ball into the open net from 12 yards.

Say: 'So-and-so son of So-and-so is doing this for So-and-so daughter of So-and-so, in order that she will dream that I sleep [with] her and she sleeps with me.'") But it is the social history of Fostat's Jews that the Genizah colors in most splendidly.

Rooted in a culture most splendidly represented by Shah's great-great-great-grandfather, who once shouted at a supplicant, "How dare you ask me for a small favor?" the family also included a much-loved Scottish grandmother who spent most of her life in Paghman.

But when its bloody story is wrapped up, the player is free to just enjoy the wonderful landscape that Rockstar has set its most recent, splendidly multifaceted crime caper in.

Leeks go splendidly with most cheese, but particularly well with the more citrussy acid flavours one finds in sheep and goats' cheeses.

Save for the odd misplaced mermaid, most of this history is splendidly cataloged.

Yet normal immigration rules apply, allowing Britain to block entry to those with criminal convictions or whose presence would not be "conducive to the public good", a splendidly flexible phrase.The most alarming would-be guests, such as Belarus's Alexander Lukashenko and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe, are subject to international travel bans so will not be coming.

Most Russians tend to be splendidly expressive when it suits them.