The phrase "a marvellous example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight something that serves as an excellent representation or illustration of a particular quality or concept.
Example: "The painting is a marvellous example of Impressionist art, showcasing vibrant colors and dynamic brush strokes."
Alternatives: "an excellent illustration of" or "a remarkable instance of".
Highly poisonous to birds and a marvellous example of warning colouration.
It's been a marvellous example of how people can survive quite happily without politicians.
You might think this a marvellous example of collective cognitive dissonance, but it results in fascinating paradoxes.
"There was a marvellous example of how the family was stronger than the church or state in Ireland," McGahern says.
8. Indian Killer by Sherman Alexie (1996) A marvellous example of how a fine writer can use the deranged killer to reflect social issues.
"If you're an art director and you see a marvellous example of work in your field, even if it's not your style, you'd still vote for it".
But fantasy is fantasy and justice is justice and I'll never forget my delight, aged eight, at seeing that dog's-bottom-mouthed tormentor of small children bounce around the room with "bangers in [her] bottom!" 2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by JK Rowling JK Rowling provides an equally marvellous example of children wreaking explosive revenge on power-abusing authority figures.
The most marvellous example of aesthetic movement interior decoration was Whistler's Peacock Room designed for the wealthy (and famously unpleasant) shipping tycoon Frederick Leyland.
But the myriad wonders here include Basie evergreens and marvellous examples of Lester's musical love affair with Billie Holiday.Young devotees are doubly blessed with a further magnificent collection on Verve Records (314 547 087-2) which is a sumptuous 8-CD gathering of all Lester's recordings for the label from 1946 until his death in 1959.
It was a marvellous consolidating of wits".....
