Sentence examples for marvellously made from inspiring English sources

Charles Spencer points out: "Christy is a most unlikely murderer, a point marvellously made in Robert Sheehan's gormless, gangling performance".

As Rhodes says: "To me, a dress that has been marvellously made has more value than an unmade bed with a lot of garbage round it".

But Nancy Carroll marvellously makes manipulation look like candour.

The late-term argument always rests upon so-called "scientific advances", which have made foetuses marvellously hardy, so that the laws of 1967 are blatantly out of date.

Sago Mini Space Explorer (£1.99) Sago Sago makes marvellously characterful apps for pre-school children, and this is one of its first four to be released for Android.

His existence as a famous and marvellously rich man makes no sense at all.

From her 1990 debut, Night Geometry and the Garscadden Train, this marvellously acute, daring writer has made difficulty simple - for the reader at least.

"You get rumors or people are telling you that things aren't going all that marvellously, and either you've made a wrong choice or something has happened to him," Owen told me.

His autobiography, skilfully interweaving the personal and the historical, is elegantly simple and marvellously clear.

It was very large and made of green leather, marvellously embossed with complex arabesques, the back and front adorned with glass beads that composed colorful scenes.

The US made hard work of clinching a marvellously tight three-team tournament however "Coach McDermott" deserves credit for bringing in just three new players and giving the domestic game a real boost by retaining half-back pairing Matt Walsh (Connecticut Wildcats) and Rich Henson (Philadelphia Fight).