Sentence examples for less marvellous from inspiring English sources

Ah, that's less marvellous.

But cave art is no less marvellous or magical.

After the introduction of unlimited data-transmission packages for cell phones, in 2003, the number of novel writers and readers increased dramatically, an efflorescence as spontaneous as a grow-your-own-crystal set but no less marvellous.

As a novelist, Jesse had none of the luminous talent of, say, her friend Rebecca West; on a re-reading, the prose of Pin seemed oddly less marvellous than I had remembered.

Together, they discuss all manner of peculiar subjects, most of which would never appear on the national curriculum, as well as more earthbound but no less marvellous things like the hatching of the blackbird chicks in the tree where Mina likes to sit.

The 2-1 Euro 2016 defeat against Iceland in June provided a less than marvellous end.

She has a grey trouser suit that does nothing for her, and looks as if the real Carrie might have bought it on a distracted shopping spree – a marvellous, ego-less touch from the wardrobe designer.

Blind Faith, his seventh album under the Black flag, is a marvellous little thing – a less temperamental, less self-regarding cousin to Scott Walker's first four solo records.

As much as there are good and marvellous people, there are repellent ones: less than perfect families, carers with hidden agendas.

[Focus Group 3, Older, Less Affluent] "You're already healthy you're leading such a marvellous life, that [is] its own reward in itself".

He was coming for less than what he was earning [there]; but they gave him a marvellous offer".