The bulletin board at Frommers.com can be fairly wonderful, or somewhat exasperating.
And is it not part of our human hubris that we should presume all aliens to be weird versions of ourselves – somewhat ignoring the wonderful weirdness we ourselves represent?
Anderson expressed hope for the collection, which she characterized as "a wonderful, somewhat eccentric, irreplaceable archive of mostly 19th century history and geography books, manuscripts, and maps".
It's a wonderful phone, somewhat spoiled by its headline feature.
It's wonderful and somewhat counterintuitive – TV outlets for programming seem to be popping up like mushrooms".
The tutorials in Art Gallery offer wonderful if somewhat brief formal explanations of how perspective works, how composition works, how color affects subject matter and how a work of art is restored.
Johnny O will always be remembered for his zany antics, magnificent storytelling, his wonderful if somewhat irreverent sense of humor, and his kind, loving and compassionate feelings toward all his friends and family.
And, indeed, her own life experience is hardly cited at all in her long, densely researched, somewhat impassioned and rather wonderful book, which remains an illuminating investigation of the subject.
I've read a lot this summer, so I will stick to listing the books I admired most: Tad Friend's "Cheerful Money," Thomas Bernhard's "Wittgenstein's Nephew," Geoff Dyer's "Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi," Alain Robbe-Grillet's "The Voyeur," Tom McCarthy's "C," and a wonderful if somewhat wonky book about the history of soccer tactics called "Inverting The Pyramid".
I once read this wonderful (and somewhat whimsical) essay by a Jamaican literary scholar arguing that one of the reasons that Jamaica does so well at running is that it has no snakes (yes, Jamaica is a hundred per cent snake-free), which means that children can run barefoot with impunity.
