Sentence examples for generally splendid from inspiring English sources
The vocal soloists were generally splendid.
He often did, and the TV series is crafted to blend generally splendid dialogue with Hurt's narrator's voice reading from the Diaries.
The children are generally splendid - and we can hardly blame the writers, because the same children will probably see the letter - and none of them seems to have problems with drugs or even binge drinking.
By Ian Crouch April 21 , 2010Meryl Streep headlined a group of artists assembled Tuesday night at Alice Tully Hall's sleek and generally splendid Starr Theater for "Poetry & The Creative Mind," the eighth annual benefit for the Academy of American Poets.
Though still the most ambitious and generally splendid thing on television, "Thrones" was plagued by the fact that it was fast outstripping its source material — George R.R. Martin has even now not finished the sixth book — and there were times last season when it felt as if it was treading water.
It should not be allowed to obscure the generally generous spirited atmosphere of the home crowd who offered Barkley a splendid standing ovation when he was substituted.
Glorious Generally Lustrous Or Radiantly Illustrious, Often, Unquestionably, Splendid.
But Vivaldi's contains some splendid arias, and they are generally well sung and stylishly played in this guest production from the period-instrument ensemble La Serenissima, co-directed musically by Adrian Chandler and James Johnstone.
On paper, the ambition sounds splendid; and long-term thinking in boardrooms is generally to be applauded.
Even if the costs of acting training are covered, the outlook for actors after university is generally tough unless they have a lot of luck, or splendid connections.
The habitat of the splendid fairywren ranges from forest to dry scrub, generally with ample vegetation for shelter.
