Sentence examples for splendour to from inspiring English sources

Distinguishing features: There's an unsettling splendour to this painting.

Thanks to men like Curtice, "the bonds of scarcity" had been broken and America was rolling "in two-toned splendour to an all-time crest of prosperity".

Room 8 looks over the urban sprawl reaching out from Valletta on the horizon and is as comfortable as you might imagine regal splendour to be.

"I think I'm [a] lucky guy," he says, reflecting on his opportunity to both see these remarkable creatures for himself, and reveal their splendour to others.

But cattle, sheep and modest grouse shooting and stalking cannot keep the family in the splendour to which it grew accustomed in its heyday of ginger wine and whisky receipts.

Mesut talks enthusiastically of an EU-backed project to rid the city centre of the unsightly concrete and show Mardin in all its honey-coloured limestone splendour to eagerly awaited hordes of tourists.

To be in a land of natural splendour, and to have to share it only with a handful of locals (and those yeti) is magical indeed.

In the Renaissance, gilding or silvering was applied to bronze to increase its splendour and to make certain parts (such as the eyes, or some element of the armour) stand out.

"The continual passing in these islands from the misery of last night and the splendour of to-day seems to create an affinity between the moods of these people and the moods of varying rapture and dismay that are frequent in artists, or certain kinds of alienation".

£50m has been spent on restoring the Grace II* listed building to its Edwardian splendour, adapted to the 21st century, with the blessing of the theatre heritage watchdog The Theatres Trust and English Heritage.

Then there's Chapman's Peak (600m), which has scenic splendour second to none.