Sentence examples for both marvellous from inspiring English sources
The logic appeals like that of a dream that's both marvellous and frightening.
And make no mistake, they are both marvellous and very, very strange.
It was the 50th anniversary production of this last year, which I saw with Nehemiah Kish and Roberta Marquez, who were both marvellous: it was actually her last performance there.
I wanted to write about looking at the world, so it's more about helping people, or persuading people, to see what is around us; both the marvellous and the terrible.
They both had marvellous taste".
Oliver Goldsmith's The Deserted Village is both a marvellous descriptive poem and a powerful political essay.
This is both the marvellous and the problematical thing about racing pigeons: they have a fixed, profound, and nearly incontrovertible sense of home.
I remember now that he wrote about this himself – both in a marvellous 1985 essay on the work of Patrick Kavanagh, and then in a sonnet sequence, Clearances, in memory of his mother.
Keeley Hawes was marvellous as both Ms Delphox and Director Karabraxos.
To my eyes, his performance is both accurate and a marvellous interpretation, an extension of Brown's greatness.
