Sentence examples for a wonderful range from inspiring English sources

There's a wonderful range of books and styles.

An die ferne Geliebte brought with it a wonderful range of muted vocal colour.

Still, with a wonderful range of choices and Polly Dunbar's inviting illustrations, this could become a favorite lap book.

ROMANO PRODI, president of the European Commission, may not be the most articulate of men, but he has a wonderful range of facial expressions.

This he made clear in the title of his later monograph on the artist, JMW Turner: 'A Wonderful Range of Mind' (1987).

This show needs little explanation, however; by and large it is a collection of high-quality works by a wonderful range of artists.

Nobody who had witnessed the anguish in the Dubliner's face a year ago as he faced up to the wounding reality of missing out on a Masters place, or watched him take to all manner of weird and wonderful range routines in a bid to rediscover some of his old touch, could begrudge him this victory.

Gerrard has experience and a wonderful passing range (albeit he can be too ambitious).

It makes for a wonderful emotional range, and the pleasing sense that she's absolutely not boxed in or labelled as a performer.

The comparisons with Xabi Alonso are obvious: a Basque midfielder at Real Sociedad with a wonderful passing range and control of the game.

Wonderful range of skills, fully demonstrated from a position that tends to be the first to fade when things go wrong.