Sentence examples for marvelous idea from inspiring English sources
'marvelous idea' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to convey enthusiasm or admiration for someone's idea. For example, "That's a marvelous idea - let's give it a try!"
Martin thought it was a marvelous idea.
"This memorial is a marvelous idea," he said.
"The FIFA president said it is a marvelous idea to spread the field," Platini said last week.
"Oh, plaster of paris, it will dissolve her completely!" Of course, it will — marvelous idea — place body in bathtub, cover with plaster, and that's all.
"I doubt anyone ever came away thinking, 'What a marvelous idea, I must go and sleep with my brother,' " she said.
But this can be compensated by exempting essential items, such as nutritious food and rent, or by providing a rebate to low-income households.I think it's a marvelous idea, but I have a follow-up question.
How can any marvelous ideas wiggle in and spark delightful thoughts inside the fertile minds of curious children?
Finally, the Venezuelan leader wished Chomsky a long life so that he might "continue to produce those marvelous ideas which nourish those who struggle against imperial hegemony and the capitalist model".
As the financier Henry Clews put it, "It is marvelous how the idea of large profits when presented to the mind in a plausible light has the effect of stifling suspicion".
It could get less marvelous when the idea outlives its basis in fact.
And the saxophonist Ted Nash gave "Kaleidoscope" a marvelous range of ideas, including a burst of Dixielandish counterpoint followed by a lush canopy of modern chords, in descending sequence.
