Sentence examples for how marvellously from inspiring English sources

How marvellously convenient for us lazy hacks.

"He swelled with pride at how marvellously he had managed the day.

The formal elements themselves produce elation; we are kept aware of how marvellously worked out the ideas are.

And as for the fake guards, how marvellously their humanity undermines the pervasive unease: they yawn, suppress a smile and stretch.

That said, it was remarkable not just how well the piece stood up to concert hall scrutiny but also how marvellously the Mariinsky Orchestra played it under the company's artistic director, Valery Gergiev, following their gruelling Covent Garden schedule.

There were also commendatory poems to solicit and obtain, from the likes of the notoriously touchy and unco-operative Ben Jonson, who had to be prevailed on to compose a little eulogy about how marvellously good a likeness of Shakespeare was provided by the dubious engraving.

Look at the marvellous – and marvellously bizarre – early photography of nudes by Madame Yevonde, for example.

Updated at 3.40pm GMT 3.28pm GMT Joe Oliver has posted on his blog a marvellously detailed analysis of how today's vote could work out.

Such powerful writing, marvellously exact and penetrating – and all about how we're mixed up inextricably with the rest of Europe.

The four pieces here on Sylvia Plath have their moments of strange detachment from, and foggy memory of, the life, but are marvellously clear-eyed about the work - how she retrieved, as if 'from inner dictation', the poetry she had to write rather than the poetry she thought she wanted to write.

RJO, that marvellously eccentric headmaster of Millfield, never told us how much praying he did.