Sentence examples for marvellous ear from inspiring English sources
What I prized most about Updike, though, was his marvellous ear for a sentence.
There is a young man's porousness to impressions, a marvellous ear for speech, and a willingness to let anecdotes play themselves out.
Fountain has a marvellous ear for dialogue, and Billy Lynn is written in a sharp, profane language that makes English English sound terminally dull.
If he has a marvellous ear for dialogue, he can wake up the next morning and remember all that was said and how it was said.
Baumbach has a marvellous ear for the way intellectuals converse and he's merciless about the pomposity of their opinions, the humourlessness of their vicious wit and the cruelty of their social judgments.
The Jacobeans retained Tyndale's rhythm; but it was they who added that simple, brief word — to our modern ears a marvellous half-adjective and half-adverb — heavy laden.
The Jacobeans retained Tyndale's rhythm; but it was they who added that simple, brief word — to our modern ears a marvellous half-adjective and half-adverb_ — heavy_ laden.
The new sound art is about experience for its own sake, about taking marvellous imaginary journeys with the ears, about empowering the listener as much as the practitioner.
Paul Nicholls is beaming from ear to ear after Celestial Halo's marvellous effort.
They even get to communicate, as they did in the nineteen-sixties, via these marvellous little phones that you actually hold up to your ear! Isn't the future great?
How can the same eyes and ears that can appreciate the sweet verities of Marvellous be put to use absorbing the bloody nightmare of Terror at the Mall?
