Sentence examples for Most marvellously from inspiring English sources

It remains to me one of the most marvellously achieved pieces of poetic realism I have ever seen.

This led Cleese to base his iconic character, Basil Fawlty, on the gentleman who he claimed was "the most marvellously rude man I've ever met".

In a statement Garner said the award "validates in the most marvellously generous way the formal struggles that I've been engaged in over the past 20 years.

The BBC took a punt on this, and elevated it most marvellously: and somehow scones became immersive, edge-of-the-sofa fare for me and for millions, and Candice's deserved victory ("I did it.

Garner said the prize "validates in the most marvellously generous way the formal struggles that I've been engaged in over the past 20 years", and "gives me the heart to keep going".

She danced with DV8 for seven years, most notably in the marvellously potent and poetic Strange Fish.

The 11 pieces debuted tonight, most with titles so marvellously elaborate they'd fill half this page if quoted, touch variously on meat and coffee production, the branding of bottled water, diet fads, toxic additives and celebrity chefs.

Look at the marvellous – and marvellously bizarre – early photography of nudes by Madame Yevonde, for example.

Charles Spencer points out: "Christy is a most unlikely murderer, a point marvellously made in Robert Sheehan's gormless, gangling performance".

A simmering suspicion of foreign influences is written deep into the BJP's nationalist DNA, and it plays marvellously with its most loyal voters – many of whom proclaim their belief, loudly and often, that western powers are eager to throttle India's rise.

"The Year of the Flood is, for the most part, the work of a marvellously confident and intricate imagination," Philip Hensher declared in the Observer, reviewing Margaret Atwood's latest.