Sentence examples for marvelous letter from inspiring English sources

"I thought you might appreciate this since you're such a marvelous letter writer.

Galileo's marvelous Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina, for example, emphasizes that Scripture responds to a completely different kind of question from those of science.

I keep remembering Hopkins' marvelous letter to Bridges about the idea of a "gentleman" being the highest thing ever conceived — higher than a "Christian" even, certainly than a poet.

I keep remembering Hopkins's marvelous letter to Bridges about the idea of a 'gentleman' being the highest thing ever conceived higher than a 'Christian,' even, certainly than a poet".

I keep remembering Hopkins' marvelous letter to Bridges about the idea of a "gentleman" being the highest thing ever conceived higher than a "Christian" even, certainly than a poet.

As for the marvelous letter from Galli, Bernini, and Zehender, which minimizes Plutarch's assertions, we can only say that perspective is everything.

Ms. Sontag certainly tries to make her heroine marvelous by propping her up with period dialogue, letters, journals and aphoristic musings.

If 40 House Republicans are willing to actually vote for a sensible, balanced approach to cutting the deficit, and not just co-sign a letter about it, that would be a marvelous thing, indeed.

Some of Altenberg's pieces betray the qualities of note, list, aphorism, anecdote, letter, or conversation, while others come off as marvelous, fragmentary renditions of the personal essay.

Instead, the letter accused Ms. Knox and Mr. Sollecito of "the horrible murder of the splendid marvelous woman that was Meredith," accusations Mr. Guede repeated in court on Monday.

In an 1840 letter to the pianist Anna Caroline de Belleville, Chopin complimented her for her marvelous performances of "such great masters as Mozart, Beethoven and Hummel, the masters of us all".