Sentence examples for another wonderful feature from inspiring English sources

Here lies another wonderful feature of the browser: integrated Wikipedia searching from the home screen, as well as Google and your bookmarks and history.

It's a wonderful feature, but — fair warning — also addictive.

It's a wonderful feature, but fair warning also addictive.

A school is a wonderful feature of the natural landscape of America of which we should be justly proud.

That's a wonderful feature, and one of many in the building which people ought to copy.

We have a wonderful feature from a [INAUDIBLE] book of trade in Malacca, in the 17th century.

That's a wonderful feature, because it means that you can name the tracks, rearrange them, touch them up in other software if necessary, and finally transfer them to an iPod or another music player.

This sort of assertion, which is treated as a fundamental truth by the Washington insider crowd, has the wonderful feature of escaping contradiction.

Even when "Beach Birds" stops giving us identifiably bird-type visual imagery, its rhythm (the most wonderful feature of all Cunningham's nature studies) stays that of a peaceable kingdom undisturbed by humanity.

Chip, whose wonderful feature on the re-creation of Sir Ernest Shackleton's whiskey ran in our magazine just a couple of weeks ago, does an equally entertaining number on Baker.

Well, as Brown explains in this wonderful feature for the typically fantastic In Bed With Maradona, Messi has never played for a club in Argentina and he has never played particularly well for the national team.