Sentence examples for of such splendid from inspiring English sources

This little gallery, tucked into an adobe warren of shops across the street from the Museum of Fine Arts near the city's historic plaza, is full of such splendid anomalies.

He resented his younger brother's arrangement; during the wedding ceremony he "became more deathly pale than death itself, and, so they say, is unable to bear this thing, that he, the first-born, should see himself deprived of such splendid status and of the daughter of an Emperor".

Assessing his predicament (the digital age predicament) of having access to so much information and so few ways to process it, Borges wrote in "Poem of the Gifts," "No one should read self-pity or reproach into this statement of the majesty of God, who with such splendid irony granted me books and blindness at one touch".

So it is a revelation to see what is essentially one of the "other" modernisms in such splendid isolation.

But they are not alone on the land and the story of their struggle viewed in such splendid isolation feels, to say the least, shortsighted.

In the history of Irish sport, which had returned just 20 Olympic medals of any colour, nobody had matched such splendid deeds.

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Aubergines became relatively popular in southern Italy, establishing themselves in such splendid dishes as the Sicilian pasta alla norma and the melanzane parmigiana of Naples.

Pamela, as Mr. Kennedy tells the reader with such splendid verbal extravagance, "was Veronica manquée, savvy and single-minded, the vulvaceous creature of devilish body and venturesome sin".

The mayor thanked the country's ruling forefathers for their foresight in building such splendid defences.

Most of them were built to dazzle the incredibly rich who would then fork over money and commission their creators to build more such splendid automated objects.