Sentence examples for far marvelous from inspiring English sources

Profits from the book were supposed to go to literacy charities but so far, "Marvelous Max" has not proven to be a best seller.

So far, so marvelous.

It was a stage too far after a marvelous, adventurous return of Spurs to top European competition for the first time since 1961.

True, the Wizards have been marvelous thus far, stealing two games on the road with superb guard play from John Wall and Bradley Beal, a duo we warned you about in November.

The title of Reggie Wilson and Andréya Ouamba's new work, "The Good Dance — dakar/brooklyn," does not go nearly far enough in praising this marvelous collaboration, which had its New York premiere on Wednesday night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

The piece felt less than dramatically convincing, but that's perhaps a problem of the short format (seven minutes or less) that DanceNOW demands: an excerpt from Dusan Tynek's "Middlegame" showed the work of this marvelous choreographer to far less effect than when the full work was performed on the same stage in June.

But far from being a humiliation to paleoanthropology, Piltdown is a marvelous example of how science works: the constant interplay between evidence and interpretation.

Cage, who died in 1992 and whose music thus far remains Grammy-free, would surely have found that a marvelous situation.

The last little uptick at the far right represents new production from the Gulf (itself a product of marvelous technological advances that allow wells to be driven miles beneath the sea floor) and from the northern Plains, especially North Dakota.

(Once, when confronted with a group of Nancy's guests at lunch, he loudly asked from the far end of the table, "Have these people no home of their own?") "I had a marvelous time," the duchess said.

So far we've only had contact with the three oldest Sand Snakes, but those introductions are marvelous.