He thinks Midgley is "rather splendid", not least for the resilience she had displayed in her stand against the physical sciences' colonisation of her subject.
It is rather splendid to think that two million Jeeters, offhand about death, jocular about love, etc., could do to the orderly life of the nation.
Indeed, I rather think there is something rather splendid in its inchoate rebellion.
Masseria Bianca, dating back to the late 1800s, is a rather splendid example of a restored Italian multi-roomed house composed of a series of "trulli".
The lab is splendid, but HMRC is rather fussy about its data.
Two of the informants expressed that the center was of great importance to them, as it provided them with something to do: "I see it is splendid that we have gotten such an offer, because I am living alone and am rather new in the city and I do not know anyone.
Until, that is, Jagger, a rather splendid Irish setter who was second in his group, collapsed and died within hours of returning home.
There is also something rather splendid about this extended-play peep show, as if Mr. Maddin had stumbled across a hitherto lost archive of cinema's less-than-innocent past.
If you're going to call yourself Future, you'd better have at least a tenuous grasp on modernity, and with his distinctive rap style allied to cutting-edge beats, Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn – for such is Future's rather splendid given name – certainly fulfils that requirement.
There was a marked, and rather splendid, contrast between the opening of the event, with the huge razzamatazz of the Hillary Clinton roadshow and the penultimate event, where two hugely enthusiastic delegates from the Brazilian transparency hackers' group Thacker bounced around the stage highlighting their innovative projects using open data.
