Sentence examples for marvellous good from inspiring English sources
"André, who had the marvellous good taste to afflict that poor girl with those pearls?" "I don't know, Mrs. Vreeland," André said.
Not that the city doesn't have a thriving literary culture, with marvellous bookstores, good outlets for book criticism, and many iconic authors.
It was marvellous, really good".
Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood of I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide described the episode as "A marvellous feel-good story" and "Very sweet, very endearing".
wonderful adjective inspiring delight, pleasure, or admiration; extremely good; marvellous.
He liked the empire, a marvellous force for good in the world.
They were not meant to be attacks, he said; he liked the British Empire, it had been a marvellous force for good in the world.
He is not trying to prove anything except that there is a marvellous variety of good food in the world & only a modest part can be found in markets.
The reviews for The Beginning of Spring were good: "marvellous, intelligent and beautifully crafted" (Daily Telegraph), "one of the outstanding novels of the year" (Times Literary Supplement); "a complete success" (Guardian); and "a tour de force" (London Review of Books).
As much as there are good and marvellous people, there are repellent ones: less than perfect families, carers with hidden agendas.
