Sentence examples for marvelous about from inspiring English sources

"There's something so marvelous about this place".

"What's so marvelous about Bob," he continued, was that "he fostered in people the ability to think.

What is marvelous about "The Standard Edition" is that it tells you the date of each addition.

For developmental biologists, the development of limbs captures all that is marvelous about embryos: how a few cells can give rise to complicated anatomy.

What's marvelous about Nancy's recipe is that the alcohol in the wine prevents the granita from freezing like a rock, so it keeps a perfect texture to scrape out with a spoon into those nice ovals that chefs call quenelles.

There was something marvelous about the thousands of men in dark suits daily swarming down Lombard Street — I even remember a bowler hat — and something decidedly romantic about the leftover twinkle of empire that went from Threadneedle Street to the Aldwych to Piccadilly and, like tardy starlight, perpetrated a deception of time.

The incongruity of this passage — the sententious advice about the pitfalls of writerly solitude, blah blah, followed by that marvelous detail about bits of cud mortaring the man's mouth shut — points to a larger problem with the novel: namely that the reclusive, inscrutable artist is a dreary cliché that even a splendid writer like Gilbert can't quite transcend.

I heard marvelous things about last year's gathering in Louisville.

"Home" and "Gilead" are marvelous novels about family, friendship and aging.

"The marvelous thing about Hollywood," Finch said, "is that you come there on a dream".

I would prefer to recall Bela Bartok's marvelous comment about "Psalmus Hungaricus," the choral masterpiece by his friend Zoltan Kodaly.