Sentence examples for that's splendid from inspiring English sources

"Oh, that's splendid," my mother said.

My work is public, that's splendid, but I don't want to be swallowed behind it.

If you can live a curse-free life, then that's splendid.

The gruntometer is at a very low hum, Stephen – the squeaking of shoes on the court is the only irritating noise out there, and that's splendid for everyone.

That's splendid, but should businesses — heavily taxed already to support public schools — have to teach prospective employees how to read and write and do arithmetic?

"Ah, that's splendid," she said.

That was a splendid morning for England – what a great word that is: splendid – but a draw still seems pretty, pretty, pretty inevitable.

Women's friendships are different from men's, Robinson added, often more complicated, with more competition and jealousy but also "with a deeper engagement that is splendid".

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.

This is clever, complex, highly imaginative, technically brilliant food served with warmth and charm in a restaurant (with rooms, for those who want to set about the wine list) that is splendid in every regard.

That was splendid for the purchasers, but rather unwise of the life companies, which had no way of hedging their liabilities with fixed-interest assets with a similarly high yield.