Sentence examples for how marvelously from inspiring English sources

And he loves telling the world how marvelously young his boys are.

"Thus I do not think 'How marvelously lucid this is!' — but: 'Stop!

It offers reminders, search after search, of how marvelously complicated this little planet can be.

They do their best, and it's considerable; it's not said often enough what an impossible gantlet of pieces this singular company performs, and how marvelously hard and well the dancers work, no matter the task.

What's wondrous about Mr. Twist's art (and especially poignant, given the subject matter) is to see how marvelously real his Petrushka is, along with his rival, the Moor, and the object of his ardor, the Ballerina (above, with Petrushka).

A committed abolitionist with an innately patronizing manner ("How marvelously unpoetical these people!" she declared about the general American populace), she traveled south and wound up publishing a forceful denunciation of slavery.

When you got here you didn't invent yourself, so whatever instincts you have come from what David called how fearfully and marvelously we are made.

MacMillan's choreography here marvelously shows how Romeo and Juliet, amid their new exhilaration, keep pivoting this way and that.

In his marvelously crass book, How to Get Rich, Felix Dennis, an immensely successful publishing entrepreneur, says the biggest barrier people face in their quest for wealth is the fear of failing in public.

Tim came up with a marvelously ambiguous title, "How We Get Highly Strung," and then left us to our own devices.

Sitting there al fresco after twilight faded to dusk and then to evening, on a clear autumn night, I looked around and thought about how Harlem has been so marvelously transformed by a young generation that recognized the neighborhood's great bones and knew it would be a wonderful place to live, raise kids, and drop across the street for a bottle of wine and good food at places like Vinatería.