Sentence examples for marvellous about this from inspiring English sources

There is something marvellous about this anecdote: of Clinton reluctant to waste diplomatic time waiting around for a blow dry, so simply grabbing a hairbrush, a ponytail tie and a can of Elnett.

What is so marvellous about the seizing of this moment of pell mell activity is how utterly convincing it is.

There is something marvellous about the insidiousness of misogyny, the way it never walks proud but lies in wait for failure, then pounces: its subject can never be sure whether it's fair or not.

What's so marvellous about the way Steven Osborne plays Feldman is how entirely alert he is to those kaleidoscopic gradations – the blink-and-you'll-miss-it articulation in Intermission 5; the surreal percussion of the sustain pedal going down and up in Extensions 3; the vibrant colours and fastidious ratios in Palais de Mari – but he never gets precious about it.

"What," responds his wife, "are you meant to mean?" The marvellous thing about this exchange, exactly catching some first responses to Beckett, is that it is within the play itself.

What was so marvellous about it?

But there's something rather marvellous about what Rowling has done.

There is something marvellous about transformational stories involving unwanted inanimate objects.

No one can quite put their finger on Russell; they just agree there was something unusually marvellous about him.

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.

Ted Hughes had a marvellous little parable about this.