Sentence examples for much splendid from inspiring English sources

In Rome, there's so much splendid antiquity at every turn that much of it has slipped the notice of the would-be ticket takers.

Mainly thanks to Alex Horne, late of so much splendid radio, and Greg Davies, and regulars such as Frank Skinner and Romesh Ranganathan.

Most other countries and states would kill to have California's problems: to be burdened by quite so many precarious high-tech industries, to have such a young population to educate, to have so much splendid landscape to protect.

Claude Lorrain also adopted an independent stand, despite the highly developed classicism of his poetic landscapes and seascapes, both of which, but especially the latter, featured much splendid architecture.

After the battle, Stephen sent "four of the captured Turkish commanders, together with thirty-six of their standards and much splendid booty, to King Casimir in Poland", and implored him to provide troops and money to support the Moldavians in the struggle against the Ottomans.

The point here is not so much the splendid writing – and it is almost incredibly splendid – but can we relate to and do we sympathise with the Consul's early morning alcoholic vision?

McCullough's is as much the splendid story of a nation growing up as it is that of a city coming into its own.

The world survived the fall of the Roman empire and will no doubt outlast our own so much more splendid civilisation.

We will much miss her splendid memory for family as well as historical anecdotes so reflective of her delight in life at large.

The architects are absolutely right to emphasise that the museum "is as much about the splendid organisation of light and space as it is about a connoisseur's eye for precious objects".

The episode ends with Lisa finally being able to solve the brain teaser she was unable to finish earlier in the episode with a Homeresque "Woo-Hoo!" She then follows with a much more restrained "splendid".