Sentence examples for Very splendid from inspiring English sources
Nothing much remains of the Tuscan cities, which were, nevertheless, very splendid.
"He was a very, very splendid young man," said Mr Dunne.
They have done "a very splendid job of educating" decision-makers about the arts' importance, she said.
The banquet was very splendid, however, though I had a bad cold at the time, I remember, and could only say 'thag you very buch'.
"The Army corps has worked like heck and done a very splendid job, and I think they are totally disgusted and discouraged".
At the Marrakesh Film Festival it was a very splendid array of dishes with everything from couscous Royale to a stir-fry while you wait.
He was very polite – splendid, really.
This enjoyment of activities was expressed according to superlatives such as "very good", "splendid", and "exciting".
For a noisy nation accustomed to a place at the table and having its voice heard, that could feel like a very un-splendid isolation.
It was reportedly a hit ("very numerous & splendid audience," wrote one who saw it).
"I thought, 'He's going to pick it up and the ring is going to fly off into that lady's soup…' But fortunately he just in time caught sight of it and it was a very teary and splendid moment".
