Sentence examples for But marvellously from inspiring English sources

But, marvellously entertaining though he has been for so long, Horace Rumpole has performed one great disservice.

They weren't mucky or brassy but marvellously persistent.

The front page of Monday's L'Eco di Bergamo captured the story in five words: "Bonkers, incredible, but marvellously true".

The Turks generally think of the Greeks as like itching powder in one's underwear; not very dangerous but marvellously irritating.

Transferring these emerging design features of Masdar City on the classification proposed by Sorokin, it appears that Masdar represents the idealistic period of sociocultural change, as according to Sorokin [5, p. 221] the idealistic architecture is "Moderate but marvellously effective in its means, techniques, and instrumentalities.

But what resulted was anything but the marvellously lush tone quality we are accustomed to hear from the Philadelphians.

But Nancy Carroll marvellously makes manipulation look like candour.

During his years with Real Madrid, an increasingly tubby but still marvellously effective Puskas struck up a famous partnership with the Argentine centre-forward, the domineering Alfredo Di Stefano.

Goddamn it you took liberties with peoples' pasts and futures that produced not people but damned marvellously faked case histories.

There wasn't even a great deal to the demo - essentially horse riding - but the marvellously washed-out lighting bought back happy memories of Yorda and the castle.

Their cares and preoccupations are those of the early middle-aged – children, exes, disappointment – but miraculously, marvellously, they never become careworn.