Sentence examples for splendid experiments from inspiring English sources

"The pomace-flies in Morgan's splendid experiments," he explained, "continue to be pomace-flies even if they loose all good genes necessary for a normal fly-life, or if they be possessed with all the bad genes, detrimental to the welfare of this little friend of the geneticist" (Johannsen 1923, 137).

If it works well... that will be splendid!" Zeng's experiment, which daringly contradicted Mao's fantasy of collectivism, proved to be successful, and Anhui was among the first provinces to recover from the famine, in 1962.

And they were about the ardent, persistent, poignant hunger to believe that in a society of free information and free movement and clashing ideologies and gaudy dreams that don't come true — in other words, in this splendid but difficult experiment known as the United States of America — we can somehow prevent disaster, somehow inoculate ourselves.

"We scientists are used to doing experiments in splendid isolation.

From NASCAR's perspective, the Danica experiment had been a splendid interlude.

They used it as an experiment in rural reconstruction, restoring the splendid but derelict medieval hall and courtyard, and created the wonderful gardens.

I've been experimenting with this method for a month with splendid results: I never miss a contact, never worry about messages getting caught in spam filters, it's easier to transfer contact info into my gmail contacts, and the conversation is readily teed up for a reply.

All this is splendid news for investors: they will benefit from cheaper, more efficient trading.The Dutch experiment started over a year ago when unhappy Dutch brokers approached the LSE.

Absolutely splendid.

Splendid stuff.

How Splendid!