His studio is made marvellous for us.
He made marvellous dipping and corkscrewing motions.
Fortunately, there's a place in the neighborhood that makes marvellous ones".
He can, as anyone who saw him a few years ago at Hampstead, knows, make the stage seem to zoom into him, but he does it only once here, when he sings 'Luck Be a Lady' straight out into the audience, with a messianic glint in his eye, which makes marvellous sense of him both as past gambler and future mission boy.
Certainly Hiller's deft and beautiful faux-archive, From the Freud Museum, full of 'found' objects (water from the Lethe, a 'slap stick', snapshots of ectoplasm) paired with 'records' of rituals, makes marvellous play with the (Freudian) idea of collecting, collating and classifying the inexplicable, the incomparable, the unclassified.
His films charm us with the invention of a life, the marvellous being made otherwise marvellous; not the small truths of anecdote, but the evocation of how it might have been.
This Nwamgba would make a marvellous missionary among the women.
I think it's an incredible book and would make a marvellous, funny, moving film.
Various irregular heaps of unworked stone make a marvellous counterpoint to the finished burnish of the church and its campanile across the canal.
If he makes you worry about Twombly's sincerity, he can also make the marvellous Turner look like a man who painted with tobacco juice and custard.
