Sentence examples for splendid settings from inspiring English sources
The 27 words of text inspire splendid settings for the boy and the beasts.
In the splendid settings of Canterbury Cathedral, Dr Rowan Williams said: "The most pressing question we now face, we might well say, is who and where we are as a society.
Joseph Warton in 1756 cited Milton's splendid topographical settings, especially Eden in Paradise Lost, and praised the flights of sublime imagination that elevated readers into heaven and near the throne of God.
Here, Antonioni pins his characters against settings that are splendid and old, such as paintings, wall hangings, sumptuous villas, ornate sculptures, and primordial farmhouses — artifacts from a classic age of enduring accomplishments that his young wanderers can hardly aspire to.
But "Inferno" picks three of the world's most strategically significant, antiquity-rich cities as its settings, and Langdon makes a splendid tour guide and art critic throughout.
"Quaint" doesn't begin to describe the settings: pounding surf, rugged cliffs, splendid isolation, sites of historic rescues and damp derring-do.
Say you spy a set of turns ahead and you want to firm up the splendid pneumatic suspension a tad (you can choose from four settings, from plush to very firm).
The distinctions seemed trivial Wednesday, after James provided a splendid and surprising encore to Bryant's record-setting night at Madison Square Garden.
Two splendid palace museums in the medina also have storybook settings: the Dar Si Said Museum and the recently opened Musee de Marrakech.
In resuming the series with the splendid Just a Corpse at Twilight (1994), Wetering contrived Maine settings (the Dutch detectives had already visited Japan).
