Sentence examples for especially marvelous from inspiring English sources

Especially marvelous is what Herky's accomplishment shows children: animals and plants have lives and life cycles of their own.

"Exposition de Sèvres" (1855), Louis Robert's image of an elaborately carved stone urn, is especially marvelous: oxidation in the folds of the background curtains makes the image almost three-dimensional.

An especially marvelous feature of the swindle is that Isbey wasn't doing any fixing and, therefore, wasn't (according to the U.S. Attorney's office in Spokane) doing anything illegal.

But Phoenix's performance is especially marvelous because he is that bridge between Anderson's dual muses here.

But it was not until his minor league teammate Rafael Bournigal gave him a book loaded with statistics that Martínez realized how great a career Koufax had — the three Cy Young awards, the five earned run average titles and especially his marvelous final five seasons, before an arthritic arm shortened his brilliant career at 30.

Yet it is marvelous, especially in its ripe colors.

It comes as no surprise that she has the blazing clarity, the air-cleaving jumps, the dazzling turns and the plunging, hopping, complex footwork; what made all this doubly marvelous, especially in Act III, was the plasticity of her torso.

The sexually segregated group scenes are marvelous, especially those in which the women without men sexually bait and tease one another, eventually falling into one wriggling mass of giddiness.

Pacino is marvelous, especially given the temptations that Shylock offers.

The traditions on the list are not judged on whether they are especially beautiful, let alone marvelous.

First we have Betty, looking especially Grace Kelly-line in a marvelous summer dress, walking along the perfect suburban sidewalk, dreamily catching a lovely green caterpillar in the palm of her hand, which she closes.