Sentence examples for splendid sense from inspiring English sources
"I saw a splendid sense of community.
The interior decorator clearly had a splendid sense of humor.
A land where there is "a splendid sense of community".
The walls become screens; the roof is a splendid sense of shelter, it does not shut you in.
He died in 1982, aged 74. 3 Carlo Ceresoli Ceresoli played just eight times for Italy, despite impressing the Highbury crowd with his acrobatic style and first-minute penalty save ("a Spring-heel Jack with a splendid sense of anticipation", according to the Guardiancorrect).
They are an idyllic getaway with a splendid sense of isolation – a sublime retreat that can be as luxurious or as liberating as you like.Whether you're after a romantic sojourn or a base for adventure, a log cabin is the perfect way to wind down, or warm up for your Siberian escapades!
The hero, Andrea Sperelli, is a worldweary young libertine about Rome. Henry James admired its "splendid visual sense" and "ample and exquisite style" (one of the reasons it seems rather dated now).
I was suffused with a splendid, ennobling feeling, a sense of fortitude and power.
The Earth Observatory sits on Torrey Cliff, just south of Harriman State Park, and offers the same steep slopes and splendid views and a sense of seclusion.
What is missing from Okrent's otherwise splendid account is a sense of which groups were most affected, since it is clear that enforcement varied widely among regions and social classes.
The book is an act, but a splendid one -- his sense of strategy vis-à-vis his audience hasn't been this keen in 30 years -- and it's a zesty, nugget-filled read.
