Sentence examples for marvellous language from inspiring English sources
But using the marvellous language of regeneration, you can always sell parsimony as cool; see the branding of tiny new flats in boom-era Manchester or Leeds as "compact" or even "minimal".
"Edwin Morgan was not only our national poet – widely read, studied at school, much loved by fellow authors as well as readers – but our international poet: a marvellous translator from many languages and, equally, translated into many languages.
Perfection. 1. London: The Modern Babylon A film made for 2012, about 2012, Julien Temple's marvellous montage of history, language and popular sentiment told the history and hopeful character of my city better than I've ever seen it done, through film, music and archive.
What you're asked to do when you're a translator is to rewrite acceptably - that is to say, well - something marvellous already written in a different language.
At once a language and a thing, drawing is as marvellous and mysterious as it can be plain and clear.
The polyglot crowd hear of God's marvellous works in a way they can receive, in their own language.
Fountain has a marvellous ear for dialogue, and Billy Lynn is written in a sharp, profane language that makes English English sound terminally dull.
For, throughout his own imaginative writing, Lewis is always trying to stuff the marvellous back into the allegorical — his conscience as a writer lets him see that the marvellous should be there for its own marvellous sake, just as imaginative myth, but his Christian duty insists that the marvellous must (to use his own giveaway language) be reinfected with belief.
Marvellous, marvellous, absolutely splendid.
