Sentence examples for it's marvellously from inspiring English sources

It's marvellously fresh and clean looking.

It's marvellously simplifying that there's no time for this to become anything more than a kiss.

And by this time, one is terrified, because it's marvellously done.

It was marvellously specific.

It is marvellously peaceful.

Sometimes he didn't speak at all, but when he did it was marvellously to the point.

A political satire, it is marvellously inventive, while at the same time not so improbable as the author would like to have us think.

It was, marvellously, an actual establishment in Torquay run by an irascible retired naval officer called Donald Sinclair that gave John Cleese the idea for his hotelier on the verge of a nervous breakdown, but it was in the bowels of Television Centre that he, Prunella Scales, Connie Booth and Andrew Sachs gave those wonderful characters the gift of eternal life.

"He's marvellously talented and – unusually for contemporary art – very funny," says Laura Cumming, the Observer's art critic.

William of Malmesbury tells that Offa rebuilt the monastic church, which may have occupied the site of an earlier pagan temple, to such a standard that King Eadwig was moved to describe it as being "marvellously built"; little is known about the architecture of this first building on the site.

It's a marvellously evocative moment, which gives new meaning to the phrase "down-at-heel".