In both cases, the results were splendid, particularly in the case of the whole pig, whose skin caramelized beautifully in the last hour of cooking, after I'd turned it over, under the searing heat of the coals.
"I have been in splendid isolation on this case long enough," he said.
In an interview earlier this year, the judge said: "I have been in splendid isolation on this case long enough.
"His splendid book makes a convincing case for a different version of 20th-century European history," Tony Judt wrote here last year.
There is, at any rate, no mention here of any separation of a sensible and an intelligible realm, let alone of an existence of 'the holy itself', as an entity existing in splendid isolation from all particular cases of holiness.
They're superb birds of paradise, Lophorina superba, the cape in this case formed by a splendid plumage of black feathers.
Face of Krall: Splendid, splendid!
Such is the case, at least, in Mr. Christie's splendid compilation of the four suites of 1724 and 1728.
Not that Prof. Rahe, author of the splendid new book Soft Despotism fails to make a case.
