Sentence examples for The marvel of from inspiring English sources
The marvel of Liberty is that her stance and her gesture radiate for miles.
The marvel of movies is the revelation of artistry in surprising forms and dimensions.
The marvel of Mr. Eno's voice is how naturally it combines a carefully sculptured lyricism with sly, poker-faced humor.
The marvel of markets lies in the fact that dispersed information is instantaneously processed and used to adjust the price of goods, services and assets.
The marvel of Wikipedia — and cities — is that all the intercourse and spiritual stimulus don't make living there impossible.
The marvel of it lies in a tonal modulation of strong color: a luminous blue, white-clouded sky silhouettes the boat and its figures, whose shadowed hues smolder.
The marvel of Mr. Pitt's performance is how vividly this knot of contradictory impulses registers amid the often wordless drift of Terrence Malick's fragmentary reverie.
The marvel of this amiable saunter from talk-show to talk-show and from wide-screen to small, is its catholicity.
"The Marvel of today would be focused on digital," he explained.
The marvel of the domestic-banking systems that have existed since the 18th century is to permit this economic process to be stimulated.
"It's the marvel of Brooklyn".
