Sentence examples for splendid picture from inspiring English sources

It makes a splendid picture.

Every man, woman and child in New York City ought to see this splendid picture. . . .

Goldin took a really splendid picture at Silver Hill: a late-afternoon view from a sylvan bridge over a stream.

In their variety of tone, vivacity, and range of interest, they convey a full and splendid picture of himself, his relation to his correspondents, and the exhilarations, depressions, and prophetic broodings of his wandering life.

The splendid picture depicting Jahāngīr in the hall of private audience when encamped at the city of Ajmer is one of his great works (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).

Lord Wilson of Tillyorn writes: There is a splendid picture of Murray MacLehose in 1979, during the first official visit by a governor of Hong Kong to Beijing since the communist victory in China.

Wabi Sabi's quest and the splendid pictures will please younger children (though probably not as young as the publisher's recommended range of 3 to 6).

Splendid pictures exist that show Burberry's impact on the late-Victorian and early-Edwardian sporting scene.

The work of "these two earnest and true men" — the splendid pictures of the one and the scholarly narrative of the other — preserve for us the most valuable information that we have of Raleigh's colonial enterprises.

Three splendid pictures -- one showing France's Zinedine Zidane using his noggin against Italy's Marco Materazzi, another the disgraced Zidane being given the boot by a referee -- overshadowed desultory news of gunmen rampaging through Baghdad, pulling people from their cars and shooting them.

A bit west, there's the Egyptian, the most perfect of Charles Lee's splendid Deco movie theaters: the '20s Tut-iana lends even Adrian Lyne pictures a certain grandeur.