Sentence examples for splendid circumstances from inspiring English sources
A New York Times review said Mr. Rescigno, then 37, "at last seems to be on his way to the status he has earned with excellent work in less splendid circumstances".
Stan Charlton was essentially an amiable fellow, splendid company in all circumstances except one.
And if you want to learn about the era before name-brand recognition ruled the art world, when creativity was burgeoning and money was incidental, "Chance and Circumstance" is a splendid guide.
McAlexander has done a splendid job of tracing the progression of Taylor's writing through the circumstances of a surprisingly frenetic life.
A platitude because traces of folk music are found everywhere, in Haydn, in Chopin, in Liszt, in Brahms; a misinterpretation because Smetana's two quartets are actually a highly personal musical confession, written under tragic circumstances — the composer had just lost his hearing, and these (splendid!) quartets are, he said, "the swirling storm of music in the head of a man gone deaf".
The church was burned again in the Nika insurrection of January 532, a circumstance that gave Justinian I an opportunity to envision a splendid replacement.
In Roberts v. City of Boston, in 1849, Judge Lemuel Shaw, one of the most distinguished jurists of his century, explained that although equality is splendid in principle, in actual fact people are differently placed and their rights are modified by their circumstances.
Under such circumstances, what we require is palliative literary care – the comfort of merely reading about the wild yonder, and the splendid folk who mastered it, while carrying wilfully on with our own supine dependencies.
