Sentence examples for marvellous discovery from inspiring English sources
The former poet laureate, Andrew Motion, who first revealed the relationship in a biography of Larkin published in 1993 and who presents the programme, said that while the poem is "not absolutely premier division Larkin", it is a marvellous discovery.
But I don't credit that perception to visiting the temple so much as I attribute it to Albert Hofmann's marvellous discovery, my problem child and irreverent entheogenic utensil, LSD.
Scientists like to see themselves as modern counterparts of the great explorers, sailing off into the unknown and coming back with marvellous tales of adventure and discovery.
From her sophisticated but erratic mother, she sensed the nature of life: marvellous plans, disappointments, the delights of self-discovery, dramatic non sequiturs, ambiguous goals and rewards.
This marvellous insight made the book for me, although it seems to have caused the author further problems –the sudden discovery that her favourite novel was "a terrible template for actually conducting a love affair".
Marvellous, marvellous, absolutely splendid.
