Sentence examples for her marvellous from inspiring English sources
Nothing distracts from her marvellous face.
Her marvellous voice has resilience, unlike the character she plays.
The classiest attack on Brecht is Hannah Arendt's in her marvellous Men in Dark Times.
She does, although she was writing dull, scrappy little letters because I already knew her marvellous world.
To judge by her marvellous Oxford Companion to Italian Food, Gillian Riley is all of these things.
The writer is Deborah Levy, shortlisted last year for the Man Booker for her marvellous novel Swimming Home.
Miss Kay's scriptural lessons were among her most marvellous.
In the UK, an 18-year-old man told Hall he had "experienced many of the terrors of the invert", hailing her "truly marvellous but searing book".
But Pushkin anticipated her: his marvellous picture of Onegin's dandyish bedroom sees brushes 'of thirty kinds -/ these for the nails, those for the teeth'.
No one said any such thing about her equally marvellous turn in The Heat (Fox, 15) but it was ever thus: Bullock built a career on her surgically precise comic timing, but it's only when she furrows her brow that people remember what a terrific actress she is.
The first and second, home to songs as accomplished as Late November, John the Gun and the wondrous It'll Take a Long, Long Time, frequently crystallised her talent to marvellous effect; thanks partly to her background in traditional music, she could make her songs sound as if they were rooted in a wisdom that was palpably timeless.
