Sentence examples for a splendid feel from inspiring English sources

However, Garry Kasparov notes that "from childhood he clearly had a leaning toward sharp, attacking play, and possessed a splendid feel for the initiative".

The system differ, but each in its way is a splendid… We feel you ought to know about the huge lemon exhibited at the Flower Show, labelled: "Pollinated by the Exhibitor".

After a splendid lunch, I felt I had to ask of the great chef how he had made it: 'Well, you know, almond cream, a little chocolate and some puff pastry.' 'Oui, chef,' I thought.

I was weirdly adept at cutting a pineapple, and doing so made me feel like a splendid tropical queen with no one to witness my splendor.

What do you feel makes a splendid friend?

Every year spring feels like a splendid, novel thing; the Times writes about sidewalk seating as if it were a new invention.

The second movement's climax came in a riotous clash of carnival tumbles and pratfalls, and a gentle conclusion with whispering violin and harp felt like a splendid afterthought.

"Albanians are feeling strong enough to impose stronger claims and feel that they might have a splendid future.

We feel that "Wadjaback" would be a splendid substitute for thos hollow, exhausted, yet challenging imprecations "Have a nice day" and "Have a nice weekend"..

Perhaps sporting success will neutralise public resentment, and the country will feel only pride at hosting a splendid games, fuelling new confidence in Britain's future.

There was even a splendid reworking of Slade's classic 70s hit "Cum On Feel The Noize" as their anthem for the new manager.