Sentence examples for a really splendid from inspiring English sources

Goldin took a really splendid picture at Silver Hill: a late-afternoon view from a sylvan bridge over a stream.

"I think they've done a really splendid job," said Emily Rafferty, president of the Met, who viewed the Bellarmine on one of several preview tours.

Goldin took a really splendid picture, of a sort new for her, at Silver Hill: a late-afternoon view from a sylvan bridge of a stream fretted with gilt reflections.

One of Ailey's more interesting works, Night Creature, to music by Duke Ellington, was first on the bill, and after a really splendid opening for the corps and two leads, we moved into a section that could best be described as Holiday on Ice meets Blades of Glory.

I formed the opinion that, were the house suddenly to go up in flames, his oatmeal figure would remain at the desk, writing and re-writing, gloriously illuminated by the fire all round him - while Frances eagerly took the opportunity to paint a really splendid picture.

But an unidentified member of the royal household who was allowed a look described the infant as "a lovely boy, a really splendid boy," according to the Associated Press report.

"Shonda and I met almost a year ago now, and we had a very lengthy and gratifying and really splendid conversation about work and creative process," Hinton told Variety of her decision to leave.

Patrick said he was 'properly chuffed' to have won, adding that 'to have been selected from a really strong shortlist is a splendid feeling'.

Mike Bartlett's King Charles III, a "future history play", is a splendid provocation and a really fine play which imagines much more.

really is a splendid fellow, despite his muddleheadedness.

Decide for yourself whether these career quotes are shocking or really quite splendid.