Sentence examples for So splendid from inspiring English sources
So splendid isolation may be most productive for a limited time.
My isolation no longer seemed so splendid.
"It seems just so splendid a thing to happen, I can't describe it.
After all those other European capitals, each so splendid in its own way, why this one?
Mr Syson thought they looked so splendid that they could form the basis of a whole show.
"They don't say so splendid words," he said with a light in his eyes.
Marcus Trescothick stood at first slip in not-so-splendid isolation: Michael Vaughan fiddled with his bowlers more in hope than expectation and Neil McKenzie established that if someone has to give way for Gary Kirsten for the Headingley Test, it certainly won't be him.
Once he is trapped in not-so-splendid isolation, Franco's character experiences hallucinations, celebrates life's little victories (such as retrieving the dull but valuable knife that dropped to his feet) and lovingly flashes back to his childhood, when dad helped him learn how to become one with nature. .
Like so many splendid old things, the pipe organ faces an uncertain future.
"When I walk into the club, the choice of so many splendid available women makes me feel liberated," he said.
Mr. Foster had to do it, no doubt because so many splendid poems flashed, fully fledged, from the miasma.
