Sentence examples for marvellous should from inspiring English sources

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.

It's up to you! JR Donne: The Reformed Soul, by John Stubbs (Penguin £9.99) Stubbs's marvellous debut should have been a prizewinner last year.

If it really is such a marvellous thing everybody should be encouraged to do it.

Such shorthand descriptions are hard to avoid entirely, and music buffs might still want to play spot the influence with Skying – one reviewer detected seven in the opening song alone – but that would undersell this marvellous record, which should be every bit as exciting to a listener who knows none of those reference points.

How marvellous that the Tricolore should fly above Wembley, that the red, white and blue of France should colour the fabled arch, that the people of England should sing the Marseillaise.

While the list does include Gemma Jones's beautifully judged performance in Marvellous (which I think should and will win), I'm agog at how Charlotte Spencer, a member of the Glue cast – E4's rural murder mystery, which didn't quite take flight for me – can be voted in ahead of Cavaliero.

How marvellous that the year should begin and end with these two pieces by one of the strongest directors out there — an artist committed to making us see the world for what it is: a series of aural and physical gestures in space that may add up to something like an experience.

A communist should be a marvellous person, a Nazi should be bad".

It's thus entirely appropriate that a fiction celebrating his life (and lust) should be a marvellous mongrel.

In any case, Mr Aizawa's departure should be a marvellous opportunity for Mr Koizumi and Mr Takenaka to press on with reform if that is really what they want to do.

The postbag became a marvellous source of material: I should think about 75% of the show came directly or indirectly from viewer's letters, and we responded to every single one. of them, although sometimes we got terribly behind.