Sentence examples for most splendid thing from inspiring English sources

I could say to Father, " 'You don't do that!' " "She has power, but she never misuses that power," Ms. Lindgren said, "which I think is the most splendid thing, and the most difficult".

The room had velvet curtains and a soft, soft carpet, and it was full of the most splendid things.

The New York critic Jerry Saltz called it "one of the most splendid things to have happened in a New York gallery in a while".

Dick was an amateur philosopher or, to borrow a phrase from one of the editors of "Exegesis," Erik Davis, he was that most splendid of things: a garage philosopher.

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's a splendid thing to rethink one's positions.

And I had the most splendid day!

I think it could be a splendid thing.

Nonetheless, the restructuring goes on.Thank goodnessThe frailty of the social chapter is a splendid thing.

Their uncompromising position is a splendid thing for Israel's hawks.

Without exception, even the most splendid of these getups is at best a disappointment.