Sentence examples for always marvellous from inspiring English sources

The illustrations from Alex Scheffler are, as always, marvellous.

Among her undergraduates "the ones who were cleverer than I am were always marvellous to teach".

In his imagination, New York never wholly lost its early blush of twentieth-century innocence: the streets sparkled, midtown was always marvellous, and the likes of William Powell might saunter through any door, anytime.

Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone: "Winning is always marvellous, but you enjoy it more as a player, because one is on the pitch, one can scream, run, do a lap of honour".

Actresses go on for a long time and there are always marvellous parts to play".

"Imaginary good is boring; real good is always new, marvellous, intoxicating".

At the park we listened to Jimi Hendrix and Joey Badass and drank some more – always a marvellous idea with a stomach full of Nutella.

The paintings are always engaging, sometimes marvellous, and, after a long rest in genteel approbation, as good as new.

When she came to visit, she always talked about the "marvellous people" she had met in Colorado.

So it will always be to quote the marvellous New Yorker cartoon by Mick Stevens—"a mystery, wrapped in an enigma, served on a bed of lettuce".

For, throughout his own imaginative writing, Lewis is always trying to stuff the marvellous back into the allegorical — his conscience as a writer lets him see that the marvellous should be there for its own marvellous sake, just as imaginative myth, but his Christian duty insists that the marvellous must (to use his own giveaway language) be reinfected with belief.