Sentence examples for marvellous image from inspiring English sources
After her forays on the common, she returns to Ackerley "with sundry dogs clinging to her bottom" — a marvellous image.
There is a marvellous image here of a dark figure playing ping pong, knee-deep in a forest somewhere by the ocean.
Homer is full of marvellous images of armies as swarming bees, flattened fields of corn, waves that come in convoy.
McCarthy wisely lets the question remain open, finding instead a marvellous closing image of a plane flying a figure of eight - which, of course, is also the symbol for infinity.
While he could never be accused of being a great painter, Henri Rousseau was instead a maker of marvellous and memorable images.
As we know, vivid images are marvellous for memory.
He expresses it through images of marvellous ingenuity, slotting his dancers together into multi-limbed patterns and constellations, but also through a constant swapping between forms.
Though the clothes were soggy and a little blurred, one read them — as the current turned the page — like the hand-colored images in some mildewed yet marvellous old book.
Porta himself cultivated an image of being far keener on staging marvellous experiments or divulging (more or less credible) secrets than on investigating, say, theoretical foundations of natural causation.
(There's a marvellous series of recursions here: to diagnose diagnosis, the imagers had to be imaged).
