Sentence examples for could be marvelous from inspiring English sources
I think it could be marvelous.
Conceptually, such a school could be "marvelous," Mr. Pipes wrote, but in practice, it was certain to be problematic.
It would be marvelous if we could have the goodness without the brokenness.
Difficulties can be marvelous.
Later he visited the Arena by car, recanted his opinion and said the stadium was "marvelous" and could be reached easily.
Like her gifted contemporaries E. E. Cummings and John Crowe Ransom, Moore could be, when she wasn't being marvelous, thoroughly annoying.
The nineteenth-century poet and critic Luigi Carrer wrote of the islands, "It could be said that the marvelous city, falling from the sky and splintering apart, had scattered about itself these shards of beauty".
The appeal of primitive and ancient ritual art to Moore, the element of surprise in children's toys for Calder, and the wellsprings of irrationality from which Arp and Giacometti drank were for these men the means by which wonder and the marvelous could be restored to sculpture.
They were having their pints, pink-faced, jolly as could be, delighted to explain their marvelous cars.
And his marvelous stick-handling could be his best asset.
