Sentence examples for marvelous gift from inspiring English sources

And his marvelous gift for obscenity (the one Durocher characteristic Mays did not adopt).

She called the atom bomb "a marvelous gift that was given to our country by a wise God".

("The atomic bomb is a marvelous gift that was given to us by a wise God". -- Phyllis Schlafly).

Mr. Lane recalled, "I got the most marvelous gift from Brooke once: this little box arrived at my office and in it was a little Chinese jade dog.

Like his 2010 "Nutcracker" it shows his incomplete but partly marvelous gift for telling new stories or making old ones new.

And along comes this marvelous gift out of nowhere, Christine O'Donnell, Tea Party everywoman, who just may be the final ingredient needed to camouflage a billionaires' coup as a populist surge.

Her presence at EBC for so many years was one of those marvelous gifts we took for granted and expected her to always be there.

His marvelous gifts – his explosiveness, cutting ability and lift – have separated him from most of his peers and laid the foundation for his specialness.

Even when he was hitting.406, Ted Williams was teaching a lesson in mortality, because both he and his fans knew that his marvelous gifts were as evanescent as summer.

Albert Einstein bestowed some marvelous gifts on the physicists of the world — a new understanding of space and time, an explanation of gravity, a way to prove the existence of atoms, and profound insights into the nature of matter and energy.

It provided Gossart one of the most memorably strange nicknames in the history of Western art, and has always seemed like a marvelous phonetic gift to the field.