Sentence examples for marvellous too from inspiring English sources

This D'Artagnan's favorite expression is "Marvelous!," and Fairbanks is pretty marvellous, too, whether he's romping over rooftops with his true love, Constance, or engaging the evil Milady de Winter in a fight for the queen's jewels, which turns into an Apache dance.

The writing is marvellous too.

Quirky, to say the least, but rather marvellous too.

But every ordinary moment — and every passing man, woman, and child — is marvellous, too, and it's hard to tear yourself away.

It's marvellous too: the controls are beautifully-crafted to make one-thumbed cornering fun rather than frustrating.

Heidi had had a marvellous time — too much for words, really — but she didn't want to talk about Berghain.

"I do not want to make excuses here, but I think that, for example, one internet comment that we should advertise the terrorist pizza menu with a Bomba energy drink – well that is a marvellous idea, too.

And marvellous it is, too.

As he talks, "Wolf" develops the rise-and-fall shape of a gangster movie, like Scorsese's marvellous "GoodFellas," which, too, is narrated by its hero, played by Ray Liotta.

Bennett found them "too marvellous" and noted in his diary how his arrival in a taxi had attracted attention: "while we were strolling around a nice polite (and no doubt curious) boy (Jewish) came up and asked me if I wanted 'Miss Galway's house'.

Some marvellous work, but far too flashily installed.