Sentence examples for especially marvellous from inspiring English sources

Every day we stop for picnics in enchanted spots (looking over the Andes is especially marvellous) and slip into a rhythm of food and sleep – taking post-picnic snoozes in the sun.

It would be foolish to think of the rape victim as a martyr in a cause – victims are victims – but enough protest and self-examination might one day mean that rape is punished even in the dustiest town, even when committed by the police, which would be a marvellous thing; especially marvellous if the police didn't beat up, blind or otherwise torture the suspects they had taken into custody.

But her would-be trivial poetry could be marvellous, especially the sequence called Façade.

My top fiction book is Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner (Bloomsbury) - a bit patchy, but marvellous, especially the boyhood in Kabul.

Marvellous performances, especially from Chiwetel Ejiofor, whose name we've known how to pronounce ever since we saw him as Othello at the Donmar.

"The places we've visited have been marvellous, New York especially," Coach Walter Mazzarri said".When we went up on the roof at Rockefeller Center, seeing that skyline... it really takes your breath away.A unique experience.I'd gladly come back to New York.

It really is a marvellous, happy scene, especially seeing them all lined up on the mountain as I make my way down and pull up alongside Heine.

Some people dote on such socially charged arcana, which upholster Victorian literature; in serious painting, however, a heavy emphasis on manners and mores of a vanished world can perturb, especially when the painting is generally marvellous.

Some of the women are given stronger roles, especially the Nurse, who is danced by the marvellous Ana Laguna as a figure of ancient matriarchal powers.

Yet the American people – especially those who reside on the east coast – are marvellous, brimming with genuine warmth, humour and unmatched enthusiasm.

Two marvellous modern American poets depict Hell, both Hot and Cold, in especially keen relief: Theodore Roethke and Anthony Hecht.