The phrase "a certain wonderful" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something specific that is wonderful, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There was a certain wonderful feeling in the air during the celebration."
Alternatives: "a particular wonderful" or "an exceptional wonderful".
"You are right that there is a certain wonderful irony to him being 'rejected' or at least 'ejected' from the U.S. and still landing on his feet — or shoulders and head — dancing," Mr. Mussomeli said in an e-mail message.
I think the poetry--the wonderful images he created and a certain wonderful reality.
But there's a certain wonderful friendship that exists if you have the basic foundation for it; if you've made that, you've got each other.
For now, though, all's right with Damian's world, despite getting only five hours of sleep a night and working out with a trainer and roller-blading daily to keep in shape for "Joseph". "There's a certain wonderful magic that takes place on stage in a theater," he says, his tone hushed.
The Romans had certain wonderful inventions -- aqueducts and under-floor heating, for instance -- but had no interest in, or conception of, inventing for profit and driving the spread of the invention.
It was natural, organic and, in a certain sense, rather wonderful.
"There's a certain lightness that's wonderful, and it's so ready for culture.
It created a certain kind of glamour – wonderful but dangerous; its possessor having the power to attract, but not the power to control what or who was attracted.
At a certain point in the wonderful new movie "Julie & Julia," there is a plot twist so shocking the audience gasps.
They served, W. H. Auden wrote in the introduction to his own wonderful commonplace book, "A Certain World," as "a sort of autobiography," a map of the collector's personal planet.
But when she says that "I really believe there are things which nobody would see unless I photographed them" she is reaffirming the faith in the mainstream documentary vocation as expressed and embodied by Walker Evans: "It's as though there's a wonderful secret in a certain place and I can capture it.
