The phrase "again wonderful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is wonderful once more or to emphasize a repeated positive experience.
Example: "After visiting the exhibit for the second time, I can confidently say it was again wonderful."
Alternatives: "wonderful once more" or "wonderful again".
Gadot's Wonder Woman is, again, wonderful.
(That singer's passed out again? Wonderful! Google it pronto!).
His intention throughout is to combine truth with musical sensations, be they powerful or (to quote Shaw again) "wonderful in their tenuity and delicacy, unearthly, unexpected, unaccountable".
There was no such problem in the other songs, and the Keats setting "What Is More Gentle Than a Wind in Summer?" was particularly gorgeous, with, again, wonderful contributions from those woodwind players.
Yet what struck me at first as a confection of dusky roses and pale greens and tabletop whatnots turned out to be a staunchly comfortable room with, once again, wonderful light.
Once again, a wonderful ideal that it truly would have been wonderful to see the Obama administration live up to -- especially that last line.
I told him, 'Tweedy, I love those songs, but I never thought I'd be singing them again.' " "Wonderful Savior" was recorded under especially unusual circumstances and is the first time in Ms. Staples's career, she said, that she has ever sung a cappella on a record.
It was just last week that the Food and Drug Administration announced that tomatoes are safe to eat again wonderful news for those pining for the fruitiness of the heirloom, the brawn and juice of the beefsteak, or the tart edge of the cherry tomato.
In 1978 they did it again with Wonderful!
"When I came to look into the early drawings I lived again that wonderful hour".
To have that freedom back again is wonderful". He acknowledges that some of his laureate poems worked better than others.
