Sentence examples for is rather marvellous from inspiring English sources

Even the name is rather marvellous: pur-ple-sprou-ting-broc-co-li.

Dynasty was rather marvellous, you know.

"I watched my 1982 BBC production again recently and thought it was rather marvellous.

"You know you leave school feeling rather spotty and inadequate but he wasn't like that - he was rather marvellous, very assured.

He said it had been "rather marvellous to come in and find that Asha had a big bundle of joy [for us]".

I threw the javelin for Surrey when I was at school which is rather a marvellous chat-up line.

This is a rather marvellous choice if you're eschewing gamey excesses.

Many iPhone users will scoff at the thought, but PostSecret is actually rather marvellous.

(It is a rather marvellous touch that this moment of high drama in the life of a retail guru should take place in one of our capital's landmark shops).

I observe with delight that alongside the hi-tech electronic maps, supplemented by radar, is a rather marvellous old-fashioned chart, complete with ornate versions of the flags of the countries bordering the Black Sea - Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine - and now, in Crimean - Russia.

And though Mr Howard is unlikely to become a pink pin-up anytime soon, many gay men admit there's something rather marvellous about Maggie.A homosexual following, as Mr Massow points out, could do the Tories a lot of good.